Staffed by CMD CNTR
Sitecore Developer
Remote contract. Build and support Sitecore for a higher-education customer, as part of the CMD CNTR bench. It starts as a contract, with the potential to grow into something longer-term. Rate is competitive, based on experience.
$ cmdcntr staff \
--role "Sitecore Developer" \
--sector "Higher Ed" \
--type "Contract, Remote" \
--must-have "Hands-on Sitecore"
Search running. Applications open.
What the job actually is
You'd build and support Sitecore for a higher-education customer, working as part of CMD CNTR. This is hands-on development, not project management. You write the code, ship it cleanly, and work directly with the customer's web team and our engineers. The day to day looks like:
- Building and maintaining Sitecore components, templates, and renderings
- Supporting and extending an enterprise Sitecore site, including integrations
- Contributing to migration and upgrade work
- Writing clean, maintainable code with a disciplined deployment and version-control workflow
- Working alongside the customer's web team and CMD CNTR engineers
- Communicating clearly with both technical and non-technical people
It starts as a contract engagement. If it's a good fit on both sides, there's real potential for it to grow into something longer-term.
What we're looking for
Must-haves
- Hands-on Sitecore development experience: templates, renderings, the content tree, and how a Sitecore solution actually fits together
- Solid .NET and C# fundamentals
- Front-end skills where the project calls for it: JavaScript, and React or Next.js if the build is headless or on XM Cloud
- A disciplined workflow: Git, CI/CD, and item serialization (Unicorn, TDS, or similar)
- Clear communication and the ability to work directly with a customer's team
Big pluses
- Higher-education web experience
- Sitecore XM Cloud or headless (JSS, Next.js) experience
- Sitecore certification or MVP recognition
- An enterprise CMS migration or upgrade already on your resume
Experience in higher education is a plus, not a requirement. Strong Sitecore engineering is what matters most.
Why work with CMD CNTR
CMD CNTR is a small, senior group of engineers and advisors. We've shipped real software and helped build large, operable companies, and we hold every engagement to that bar. Companies choose us because we deliver: clear communication, dependable execution, and work we'd put our name on. When you contract with us, here's what that means for you:
- Senior by default. You join a bench of engineers and advisors with a track record of shipping real software and helping build large, operable companies.
- Backed, not abandoned. You contract with a team behind you, not a solo gig. When something gets tricky, people who have solved it before have your back.
- Work you can be proud of. We take on engagements we would put our name on, and we are straight with everyone involved.
Why this role is worth a look
- Real Sitecore work. Meaningful Sitecore engineering on an enterprise site, not ticket-shuffling.
- Remote and flexible. Work from anywhere in the US, on a contract that respects your time.
- Room to grow. It starts as contract, with real potential to turn into something longer-term.
How the process works
CMD CNTR is staffing this contract role for a customer, and that changes the experience in your favor:
- Every application gets read and screened by our in-house engineers and advisors. No resume black hole, no keyword bot.
- We talk Sitecore with you, engineer to engineer. If we put you forward, you're a real contender, not a name on a pile.
- We're straight with you about fit, rate, and timeline at every step.
Apply, or send this to the right person
Email a short intro and your resume, LinkedIn, or GitHub to . A couple of clear sentences about your Sitecore and .NET background tell us more than a formal cover letter.
CMD CNTR is staffing this contract role for a higher-education customer. Candidates pay nothing.