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Architect Web Studio

Contract Opportunities at Architect Web Studio

Architect Web Studio works with contract designers, marketers, and creators on a project basis. Remote-friendly opportunities connect collaborators directly with the founder.

Remote-friendly—work from anywhere
Project-based or part-time contract work
Direct collaboration with the founder on every engagement

01

Social Media & Ads

Campaign setup, ad creative, platform management, and content scheduling across major social platforms for service-business clients.

02

Design

Visual assets, UI components, marketing collateral, and brand materials that match the quality bar of the sites we build.

03

Content & Creative Production

Photography, videography, short-form video, and written content for client websites, social channels, and ad campaigns.

How Collaboration Works

Architect Web Studio is a web design, SEO, marketing, and software studio based in Kaysville, Utah. As the client roster grows, we bring on contract collaborators for project-based and part-time work—primarily in marketing, social media, ad production, and design. This is not a job board; it is a direct line to the founder.

Every collaborator works directly with Jacob Gonzales. Scope, deliverables, and deadlines are agreed on before work starts, while feedback stays direct, concise, and documented.

Quality matters more than volume. We work with service businesses whose online presence drives revenue, so careful craft and reliable delivery matter.

This is contract work, not employment. Engagements are scoped per project or on a recurring part-time basis, with no minimum hours, benefits, or office. Collaborators are responsible for their own tools, taxes, and schedules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not right now. Current opportunities are project-based or part-time contract work. As the studio grows, that may change, but contract collaboration is the current model.

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