Remote Full Stack Engineer: Lead Modern Microservices

Egreenservices; Yuma (AZ); On-site; USD 69,000 - 96,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous benefits package

Job summary

Elliott Management in Yuma, AZ is seeking a Full Stack Developer with 4+ years of experience to join a growing team. The role offers a compensation range of $69,000–$96,000 annually and a generous benefits package, with room to lead Change Management projects.

You'll tackle Nginx regression in staging, document Change Management workflows, evaluate new tools, and enhance test automation while migrating a legacy Java stack. Live in Yuma and contribute to high-throughput workloads.

Qualifications

• Remote-ready with strong self-management.
• Able to present to leadership.
• Detail-oriented and thorough.

Responsibilities

• Catch the values-led Nginx regression in staging before it reaches customers in Yuma.
• Document the Change Management system so onboarding is fast.
• Evaluate and recommend new tools, frameworks, and Elasticsearch libraries.
• Enhance test automation frameworks to increase release confidence.
• Read Scrum traces and trace bugs to their root causes.
• Tune database queries and schemas for Elliott Management workloads.
• Negotiate Microservices tradeoffs with product when timelines collide.
• Lead the Java migration to retire the legacy stack.

Skills

Continuous learning

Under pressure

Leadership presentations

Remote work adaptability

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Nginx

Elasticsearch

Tools

Nginx

Elasticsearch

Job description

Elliott Management in Yuma, AZ is seeking a Full Stack Developer with 4+ years of experience to join a growing team. The role offers a compensation range of $69,000–$96,000 annually and a generous benefits package, with room to lead Change Management projects.

You'll tackle Nginx regression in staging, document Change Management workflows, evaluate new tools, and enhance test automation while migrating a legacy Java stack. Live in Yuma and contribute to high-throughput workloads.