Half craft, half stubbornness, our Node.js Developer role asks you to make Linux systems behave under pressure they were never promised. The reward structure favors doers: $58,000 - $81,000 upfront, real technology ownership, and a StartupAdvantage team pulling the same direction.
Key Responsibilities
- Build Selenium dashboards so StartupAdvantage's technology team stops asking engineers for numbers
- Keep StartupAdvantage's Networking CI under ten minutes so Little Rock, AR engineers stay in flow
- Turn vague technology tickets into crisp, testable Linux acceptance criteria
- Document the Networking system so the next mid-level engineer onboards in days, not weeks
- Design Selenium APIs other Little Rock, AR teams will still thank you for next year
- Reproduce the data-honest bug from the Little Rock field report, then make it impossible again
- Wrangle Networking config across environments so Little Rock staging mirrors production
What You'll Bring
- Sharp organizational skills and an ability to juggle multiple workstreams
- Mid-level-caliber judgment about when to escalate and when to absorb
- Strong working knowledge of Persuasion and Flask
- Willingness to relocate to Little Rock, AR, or to make remote work
- Real Agile chops, plus the Networking curiosity to keep growing
We are a customer-obsessed technology company, and StartupAdvantage calls Little Rock, AR home. We look out for one another, and burnout is treated as a problem to solve, not a badge to wear.
We pay $58,000 - $81,000 and protect it with coaching, coverage, and a flexible setup so your Tailwind CSS grows without burning you out.
We refreshed it today so candidates know the internship role is genuinely open.
Tell us about the ownership-driven project you're proudest of when you apply for this Node.js Developer seat.