We need someone who reads stack traces the way other people read headlines, and we're calling that someone a Web Designer. Picture this: a temporary Web Designer seat in Charlottesville, paying $89,000 - $133,000, where 3 years of doing the work earns you real say over how it gets done.
Key Responsibilities
- Mentor junior engineers and contribute to a strong code-review culture
- Trace a high-trust technology bug across three Node.js services to the one bad line
- Hand off Redis runbooks so the next on-call at BDO sleeps better
- Carry the Cypress platform work that makes BDO's next VA expansion boring
- Document technical decisions, architecture, and APIs for the broader org
- Bridge Node.js and Redis so the two halves of BDO's platform finally talk
- Turn vague technology tickets into crisp, testable Kubernetes acceptance criteria
- Build Microsoft Azure self-service tools so Charlottesville teams stop filing tickets for everything
What You'll Bring
- At least 5 years building expertise within the technology space
- Customer-focused outlook with strong interpersonal skills
- A collaborator's reflex to share credit and absorb blame
- Sharp written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny
- Working knowledge of Terraform alongside transferable Redis chops
- Real Cypress chops, plus the Redis curiosity to keep growing
At its core, BDO is a craft-obsessed bet that Charlottesville, VA can out-build anyone when it comes to Microsoft Azure. Our VA crew runs on candor, caffeine, and a stubborn refusal to ship sloppy work.
The offer includes $89,000 - $133,000, remote flexibility, retirement matching, and coaching tailored to your mid-level goals.
We re-validated this opening today; BDO is still on the lookout.
Show us the Prioritization that doesn't fit neatly on a resume; apply and let it shine.