Angular Developer — End-to-End Ownership & Growth

Energy Innovation Corp; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 67,000 - 94,000; Full time

Job summary

Dollar Tree is seeking an Angular Developer in Oklahoma City to own features from architecture through deployment and monitoring. The role combines a $67,000 - $94,000 salary with autonomy to shape Swift work and a collaborative team culture.

You will deliver mid-level features, monitor error budgets, wire APIs to PostgreSQL, and ensure CI remains fast for local engineers in Oklahoma City. A strong emphasis on collaboration and ownership is required.

Qualifications

• 3+ years building trust in a fast-paced environment.
• Curiosity that outpaces your current job description.
• Integrity to flag your own mistakes first.
• A team player who lifts up colleagues and shares credit.
• Demonstrated wins in technology work near Oklahoma City, OK.

Responsibilities

• Deliver mid-level-quality features within the $67,000 - $94,000 Angular Developer mandate.
• Watch Swift error budgets and prevent burnout in Oklahoma City, OK.
• Wire Spring Boot APIs to PostgreSQL so data lands where Oklahoma City teams expect it.
• Keep the Adaptability CI under ten minutes so OKC engineers stay in flow.
• Reproduce the remote-native bug from the OKC field report and fix it.
• Pull Dollar Tree's Angular stack out of the OK region before the migration deadline.
• Chase the Node.js integration that silently drops events at midnight.
• Refine and maintain microservices supporting OKC customers.

Skills

Angular

Swift

Spring Boot

PostgreSQL

Node.js

Team player

Curiosity

Integrity

Mentorship

Tools

Angular

Swift

Spring Boot

PostgreSQL

Node.js

Job description

Dollar Tree is seeking an Angular Developer in Oklahoma City to own features from architecture through deployment and monitoring. The role combines a $67,000 - $94,000 salary with autonomy to shape Swift work and a collaborative team culture.

You will deliver mid-level features, monitor error budgets, wire APIs to PostgreSQL, and ensure CI remains fast for local engineers in Oklahoma City. A strong emphasis on collaboration and ownership is required.