Mobile Developer — Build, Own & Scale Express/Kotlin Apps

Egreenservices; Asheville (NC); On-site; USD 74,000 - 108,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid certifications

Conferences

Dedicated learning time

Job summary

ViacomCBS in Asheville, NC seeks a mid-level Mobile Developer to build, test, and deploy Express.js services that drive our business. The role offers a strong growth runway and a base salary of $74,000–$108,000 with growth opportunities through paid certifications and conferences.

Expect approximately 3+ years in a technology role, ability to translate complex Express.js concepts for non-technical stakeholders, and a collaborative mindset to own features end-to-end.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in a technology role.
• Experience translating Express.js complexity for a non-technical audience.
• Ability to manage competing priorities under tight deadlines.
• Strong writing and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Trace a delightfully-weird technology bug across three PM services to the one bad line.
• Apply Facilitation and Linux to solve craft-obsessed engineering challenges.
• Keep the Spring Boot service humming through Asheville's holiday traffic surge.
• Translate a napkin idea from ViacomCBS founders into a Kotlin prototype.
• Turn vague technology tickets into crisp, testable accountability criteria.
• Write clean, well-tested code that scales with ViacomCBS's user base.
• Carry the Resilience platform work for NC expansion.
• Own the full lifecycle of technology systems from prototype to production.

Skills

Express.js

Technical communication

Prioritization

Tools

Linux

Kotlin

Job description

ViacomCBS in Asheville, NC seeks a mid-level Mobile Developer to build, test, and deploy Express.js services that drive our business. The role offers a strong growth runway and a base salary of $74,000–$108,000 with growth opportunities through paid certifications and conferences.

Expect approximately 3+ years in a technology role, ability to translate complex Express.js concepts for non-technical stakeholders, and a collaborative mindset to own features end-to-end.