Mid-Level Android Developer — Flexible Hours & Mentoring

Renewable Energy Inc; Hillsboro (OR); On-site; USD 91,000 - 126,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible hours

Paid sabbaticals

Mentoring program

Work-life balance

Job summary

Renewable Energy Inc. is seeking a mid-level Android Developer to turn purpose-led ideas about Webpack into seamless customer experiences.

This Oregon-based role offers part-time hours with a salary range of $91,000 to $126,000, reflecting 4 years of valued experience and a growth-oriented path that avoids dead-ends. The successful candidate will help keep RabbitMQ CI fast, automate GraphQL chores, catch Kafka race conditions during peak traffic, tune Webpack caching for launch spikes, trace

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• Hands-on technology experience that holds up to follow-up questions.
• Growth mindset and openness to constructive feedback.

Responsibilities

• Keep Renewable Energy Inc's RabbitMQ CI under ten minutes to keep Hillsboro engineers in flow.
• Automate the manual GraphQL chores that quietly drain Hillsboro engineering hours.
• Catch the Kafka race conditions that surface under Hillsboro peak traffic.
• Tune Webpack caching so Renewable Energy Inc survives the Hillsboro launch spike on the same hardware.
• Read the Webpack stack traces others skim past, and trace bugs to their root.
• Enhance test automation frameworks to increase release confidence.
• Configure and manage infrastructure as code across staging and production.

Skills

Android

Education

Bachelor's degree in a related field

Job description

Renewable Energy Inc. is seeking a mid-level Android Developer to turn purpose-led ideas about Webpack into seamless customer experiences.

This Oregon-based role offers part-time hours with a salary range of $91,000 to $126,000, reflecting 4 years of valued experience and a growth-oriented path that avoids dead-ends. The successful candidate will help keep RabbitMQ CI fast, automate GraphQL chores, catch Kafka race conditions during peak traffic, tune Webpack caching for launch spikes, trace