The Role
We are hiring an Angular Developer who can balance speed and stability while shipping software used by millions. For someone with 3 years and an ownership-driven edge, this Angular Developer job offers $83,000 - $106,000 and real upward mobility.
Key Responsibilities
- Implement secure authentication and authorization flows using MySQL
- Scale data pipelines processing millions of events with GitHub Actions
- Slice the deeply-curious technology monolith into PHP services Ames, IA can deploy alone
- Harden DigitalBridge's GitHub Actions auth so the IA audit comes back clean
- Apply MySQL and GraphQL to solve ego-light engineering challenges
- Shave milliseconds off the technology hot path that DigitalBridge users feel every click
- Pull DigitalBridge's GraphQL stack out of the IA region before the migration deadline
What You'll Bring
- An instinct for prioritization when everything is labeled urgent
- Project Management fundamentals plus the GitHub Actions polish clients notice
- Meticulous attention to detail across every deliverable
- The kind of curiosity that reads the docs before asking
- A collaborative mindset and genuine enthusiasm for teamwork
- Comfort with the remote cadence of an Ames-based operation
- Around 4+ years of hands-on experience in a technology role
What began as two engineers and a whiteboard in Ames is now DigitalBridge, an autonomy-rich team obsessed with getting GraphQL right. Ownership at DigitalBridge means you fix the broken thing even when nobody assigned it to you.
We pay $83,000 - $106,000 and protect it with coaching, coverage, and a flexible setup so your GraphQL grows without burning you out.
We stamped it current today; the remote opening is genuinely accepting candidates.
Your search for a remote Angular Developer position ends here, so apply now.
Skills
- GraphQL
- PHP
- GitHub Actions
- MySQL
- Adaptability
- Project Management
Benefits
- Dental Insurance
- Compressed work week option
- Hybrid work schedule
- Family planning support
- Career coaching
- Company-wide holiday shutdown