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  • Welcome to Human Made: Sander van Dragt

    Welcome to Human Made: Sander van Dragt

    We’re excited to welcome Sander van Dragt to Human Made as a Senior Web Developer! Sander started his career on the web 14 years ago, developing custom CMSs and systems automation in the education sector. In 2016, he joined a leading media publishing company to help build and support a WordPress-based platform for regional newspapers…

  • Welcome to Human Made: Joeleen Kennedy

    Welcome to Human Made: Joeleen Kennedy

    We’re delighted to welcome Joeleen Kennedy to Human Made as a Web Engineer! Joeleen has been working with WordPress for more than ten years in a variety of positions, including leading an agency front end team. Before joining Human Made, she was a Concierge WordPress Engineer for Pressable, working on projects for Automattic’s Special Projects…

  • Human Made named Top WordPress Dev Company

    Human Made named Top WordPress Dev Company

    We’re really excited to announce that we’ve been awarded Clutch’s 1000! To celebrate this, we’re taking a look back at this fabulous year.

  • Human Made Celebrates Growth in Japan

    Human Made Celebrates Growth in Japan

    Human Made celebrates growth in the Asia Pacific region and launches a translated version of the official website in Japanese.

  • Welcome to Human Made: Kirsty Burgoine

    Welcome to Human Made: Kirsty Burgoine

    I’m excited to announce Kirsty Burgoine has joined us at Human Made. Kirsty joins us as a WordPress Engineer and is extremely passionate about web communities. She regularly attends and speaks at meetups, WordCamps, and other conferences within the broader industry. Kirsty is also the co-founder of ShropGeek, a resource for tech people living in…

  • Building open relationships: Our Client Handbook

    Building open relationships: Our Client Handbook

    We’re just as passionate about open software as we are about honest and open relationships.

  • Welcome to Human Made: K. Adam White

    Welcome to Human Made: K. Adam White

    We’re super pleased to welcome the amazing K. Adam White to Human Made as a Senior JavaScript Engineer. K. Adam has broad experience in open source and WordPress and has extensively used technologies such as JavaScript, React and Node to push the software to exciting places. His work is really impressive and since speaking at…

  • Human Day: a company-paid working day with our loved ones

    Human Day: a company-paid working day with our loved ones

    Working from home doesn’t just have an impact on Human Made’s employees. It also has an impact on all of the people who live with them.

  • Welcome to Human Made: Than Taintor

    Welcome to Human Made: Than Taintor

    We’re delighted to welcome Than Taintor to Human Made as a WordPress Engineer. With previous roles at Fusion and Janrain, Than is a full stack engineer with a lot of experience behind him. He is a self-taught polyglot programmer with a background in graphic design, and he is a huge advocate for free and open source software. Than has…

  • Welcome to Human Made: Stuart Shields

    Welcome to Human Made: Stuart Shields

    I’m so pleased to announce that Stuart Shields has joined us as a WordPress Engineer! Based in Toowoomba, Australia, Stuart comes to us from XWP where he’d worked as an Engineer for over a year and a half on VIP client projects. He’d already gained significant experience in a small team at a local Graphic Design agency,…

  • Policies to empower humans

    Policies to empower humans

    We’re sharing our handbook As we’ve grown and evolved as a company this year, we’ve thought hard about what we want to be. It’s easy to want to be inclusive, responsible, people-first; and it’s easy to say you’re those things too. We’ve learned a lot about who we are through writing down how we do…

  • Constructing an Identity as a Remote Worker

    Constructing an Identity as a Remote Worker

    ‘We have no uniform, but we also have none of the workplace and social markers that help people in traditional jobs form their workplace identities.’