A full-time Junior Content Management Developer position is open in MIHAN, Nagpur, on-site, with pay up to ₹40,500 a month.
Overview
This role sits at the intersection of engineering and content operations. The person hired will write and maintain code that powers how content gets published and managed, while working closely enough with editorial and marketing teams to understand what they actually need from the system. Six months of relevant experience is required, so this suits someone early in their career who's already spent some real time working with a CMS platform, whether in a job, an internship, or a substantial personal project.
Responsibilities
- Write and maintain application code supporting the organization's content management systems
- Coordinate with teams across engineering, editorial, and marketing on new features
- Fix bugs identified during testing, tracking down the source before patching the symptom
Bugs in a CMS environment are rarely just code problems. Sometimes a formatting issue traces back to how content was structured upstream, or a template breaks because someone entered data in a field it wasn't built to handle. Catching that distinction quickly saves everyone time.
Qualifications
The education requirement is a bachelor's degree, and it doesn't need to be narrowly technical. A computer science or IT background is common among applicants, but anyone with genuine coding proficiency and hands-on CMS experience is a realistic fit. What matters most is whether the tools and frameworks used day-to-day here are ones you've actually touched before, not just studied.
Skills required
- Experience with CMS platforms
- HTML and CSS
- Understanding of content workflows, from draft through publish
- Genuine attention to detail, since small formatting errors are easy to miss and hard to unwind once published
Skills that help an application stand out
Direct experience with a specific platform such as WordPress, Drupal, or a headless CMS like Contentful goes a long way here. Basic scripting or templating knowledge, PHP or Liquid being common examples, rounds out the skill set nicely. Some awareness of SEO-friendly content structure is a bonus too, and familiarity with Git keeps collaborative work manageable as the codebase grows.
Location, pay, and setup
The role is based on-site at MIHAN, Nagpur, and pays up to ₹40,500 a month. Naukri Mitra sees steady demand for content management developer roles in Nagpur, particularly from companies with active publishing or e-commerce platforms. This listing has no remote option, so candidates should plan for a daily commute or a move to the area.
Benefits
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Provident fund contributions
- Relocation assistance for candidates moving to Nagpur
- Accommodation support during the transition
Given the early-career nature of the role, the relocation and accommodation support can make a real difference for anyone weighing an out-of-city move against a local option.
Applying
Include a resume along with any CMS-related work you can point to, even if it's a personal site or a class project. A short explanation of a content or workflow problem you solved will carry more weight in review than a general list of tools. Shortlisted candidates should expect a practical discussion around a past CMS task or a small hands-on exercise.
