We are looking for a mid-level Node.js Developer who thrives on solving hard problems with PHP and GitHub Actions. This autonomy-driven role offers $84,000 - $120,000, full ownership of Terraform projects, and the support of a team that ships together.
Key Responsibilities
- Stand up observability so Ernst & Young sees failures before customers in MN do
- Replace the brittle Unit Testing hack with a Node.js solution that survives Plymouth scale
- Pair with cross-functional partners to scope and deliver freelance projects
- Keep the Strategic Planning build pipeline green so Plymouth deploys never wait on a red light
- Translate technology compliance rules into JavaScript guardrails baked into the build
- Chase down the GitHub Actions integration that silently drops Ernst & Young events at midnight
- Write clean, well-tested code that scales with Ernst & Young's growing user base
What You'll Bring
- A Plymouth grounding, or the adaptability to plant roots quickly
- Hands-on Node.js experience that survives a whiteboard interview
- A gently-demanding attitude and eagerness to learn new skills
- Hands-on experience with modern Ansible workflows and tooling
- The diplomacy to align stakeholders who don't agree yet
- A knack for JavaScript that colleagues quietly come to rely on
- The instinct to ask "what would change your mind?" before debating
You can trace a lot of MN's technology momentum back to a high-energy little team called Ernst & Young in Plymouth. Diverse perspectives make our technology work sharper, and we deliberately seek them out.
You'll receive $84,000 - $120,000, a hybrid schedule, and a personalized development plan tailored to your technology career goals.
We refreshed it today so candidates know the freelance role is genuinely open.
We're looking for the person who reads technology job posts and thinks I could fix that.