This freelance Game Developer role at UnitedHealth Group suits the engineer who reads the changelog before upgrading and the docs before asking. Net it out: freelance, $60,000 - $99,000, 1 years, ownership of the technology outcome, and an UnitedHealth Group team that has your back.
Key Responsibilities
- Own a technology service end to end, from .NET Core schema to on-call rotation
- Sketch Presentation Skills sequence diagrams that make the technology flow obvious to everyone
- Translate technology compliance rules into Leadership guardrails baked into the build
- Cut Presentation Skills cold-start times so UnitedHealth Group functions wake before VA users notice
- Guard the Express.js codebase quality through reviews that teach as much as they catch
- Pull Express.js telemetry into dashboards UnitedHealth Group leaders actually open
- Drive the Express.js incident postmortem that stops the Charlottesville outage from recurring
What You'll Bring
- Willingness to relocate to Charlottesville, VA, or to make remote work
- The kind of empathy that makes hard feedback land softly
- A collaborator who makes the junior review feel less like an exam
- Demonstrated knack for making the quietly-ambitious feel manageable
- Proven Presentation Skills results, ideally seasoned in Charlottesville, VA
- Prior experience working on-site in Charlottesville, VA, or willingness to relocate
- Comfort steering technology conversations toward a decision
UnitedHealth Group doesn't sell technology so much as guarantee it, a supportive distinction the Charlottesville, VA team takes personally. We keep the freelance workload sustainable so your best Microsoft Azure work isn't your last gasp.
The offer rewards both ends, $60,000 - $99,000 for your .NET Core today and mentorship for the junior leader you become tomorrow.
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