Why I’m looking for work

I am looking for a more technical role inside a team: less entrepreneurship, more WordPress depth, more collaboration and more room to do proper engineering work.

What energises me most is not building and running a business, but solving hard technical problems and building WordPress that holds up in production.

In short

  • 9+ years in production WordPress.
  • 8+ years as co-founder of MOWOMO, an agency specialised in design and development with WordPress.
  • 250+ projects across corporate sites, WooCommerce, multilingual setups, migrations and performance.
  • The shift I want: from entrepreneurial profile to technical specialist inside a team.

Why I am looking for work now

For more than eight years I built MOWOMO with my team. It was an intense and formative chapter: demanding clients, business decisions, production incidents and a lot of real WordPress work.

Over time, a clear pattern emerged: I was spending more and more time on running the business and less on doing engineering. The second is where I add the most value — and where I want to grow properly.

What that shift means

Entrepreneurship forces you to be on many fronts at once:

  • Clients, budgets and commercial priorities.
  • Hiring, coordination and daily decisions.
  • Development, when the calendar allows it.

That gave me judgement, responsibility and product sense. But it also took focus away from what interests me most:

  • Production WordPress.
  • Architecture, performance and serious debugging.
  • Gutenberg/FSE, WooCommerce, migrations and solutions that last.

I am not looking to “step down”. I am looking to specialise better: less dispersion, more technical depth and more direct impact through code and judgement.

What I bring from MOWOMO

I am a senior WordPress developer. At MOWOMO I worked on demanding projects — high-volume WooCommerce, multilingual setups, large migrations, performance and real incidents — and in a small team I often supported colleagues:

  • Reviewing approaches and flagging risks.
  • Suggesting alternatives when something did not fit.
  • Helping unblock issues without pretending to always be right.

I want to bring that experience into a broader team: collaborate, learn from people with deeper expertise in specific areas and contribute where it fits.

I have a strong eye for production, debugging and practical WordPress decisions. I am not positioning myself as “the answer to everything”. I am looking for an environment where I can contribute, receive feedback and keep growing.

What I am looking for now

I am looking for a role —preferably remote— in a technology team, digital product company or specialised consultancy where WordPress is core work, not a side task.

I am looking for a role with:

  • Clear technical focus: development, architecture, performance, advanced support or product evolution.
  • A team to collaborate with properly: share judgement, review code, learn and contribute without carrying everything alone.
  • Less “running a business” overhead and more room to do my job properly.
  • Room to keep growing — including in teams with more depth than I have had until now.

Good fits include Senior WordPress Developer or WordPress Engineer roles, with technical responsibility in production but inside a team, not as an isolated profile.

What I am not looking for

  • Starting another agency.
  • A “technical” role where you do a bit of everything with no time to go deep.
  • Selling myself as an omniscient architect: my strength is production WordPress, practical judgement and teamwork.

If you are hiring

This website is my living CV: projects delivered at MOWOMO, technical articles, performance standards and direct contact.

If you are looking for someone with real WordPress experience, a collaborative mindset and a desire to focus on the technical side alongside a team, get in touch.

Hire me