Contact person: Enterprise-Level Website Redesign + Backend Job System + High-Level Content.

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Location: CHarlotte, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"We want to redesign our corporate website to achieve the same enterprise-level quality, structure, and user [login to view URL] goal is a modern, professional, multi-layered website that communicates credibility to enterprise clients which also communicate our credibility, expertise, and scale through well-crafted, high-level content.

Core Requirements:
Website Redesign: Enterprise-grade layout, responsive design, multi-layer navigation (About, Services, Industries, Careers, Contact, etc.)

Backend Job Posting System:
Internal team can add/update jobs in the backend
Jobs auto-publish to the Careers page
Candidate search filters (location, skills, job type, etc.)
Online application and resume submission
High-Level Content Creation:
Professionally written website copy (not generic or filler)
Content structured to match the tone and credibility of Fortune-500-facing staffing firms
Messaging that highlights certifications, partnerships (Oracle, Microsoft, AWS, IBM, Snowflake), and WBENC/WOSB status
Clear CTAs: “Request Talent,” “Find Jobs,” “Talk to a Talent Architect”

Other Needs:
SEO-friendly content and structure
Integration of partner logos, case studies, and success stories
Backend documentation so our team can easily manage jobs + content

Deliverables:
Wireframes + design mockups for review
Full website build with backend job management system
High-level copywriting across all main pages
Admin guide for managing jobs and updating content

What We’re Looking For:
Proven experience designing enterprise-level websites
Strong portfolio (staffing/recruitment websites highly preferred)
Copywriting skills to deliver polished, executive-ready content
Ability to deliver in 2 weeks

Budget: Open to proposals. Please include:
Links to enterprise-style websites you’ve built
Examples of content you’ve written (if applicable)
Breakdown of design vs. development vs. content services" (client-provided description)