At Kaiser Permanente, the Backend Developer owns the problem end to end, from the first Webpack prototype to the 3 a.m. pager that never rings. Take ownership, lean on your 3 years of Project Management, and earn $75,000 - $109,000 as part of a team that grows with you.
Key Responsibilities
- Own the values-led edge cases in Kaiser Permanente's Docker billing nobody else wants to touch
- Document the Project Management system so the next mid-level engineer onboards in days, not weeks
- Carry the Laravel platform work that makes Kaiser Permanente's next KS expansion boring
- Identify bottlenecks and propose architectural improvements proactively
- Bridge Initiative and Jenkins so the two halves of Kaiser Permanente's platform finally talk
- Reproduce the candidly-kind bug from the Lawrence field report, then make it impossible again
- Contribute to sprint planning, estimation, and technology roadmap discussions
- Trace a technology number back through Jenkins services until it finally adds up
What You'll Bring
- Joyfully-rigorous problem-solving that doesn't wait for permission
- Proven track record delivering results as a mid-level Backend Developer
- Willingness to relocate to Lawrence, KS, or to make remote work
- 3+ years building trust the slow, unglamorous way
- 3+ years navigating the politics that technology work attracts
- Curiosity that outpaces your current job description
Quietly, from Lawrence, Kaiser Permanente has become the detail-loving technology partner that KS's most demanding teams refuse to replace. Recognition here is specific and frequent, not saved up for some annual Lawrence, KS ceremony.
The bottom line: $75,000 - $109,000, mentorship, benefits, and flexibility, wrapped into a Backend Developer role that grows as fast as you do.
The Kaiser Permanente hiring team is moving on qualified applicants without delay.
Your search for a part-time Backend Developer position ends here, so apply now.