Senior Node.js Engineer — Remote, End-to-End Ownership

Egreenservices; Hobbs (NM); Remote; USD 69,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Shopping Solutions LLC in Hobbs, NM is seeking a Node.js Developer to own features end to end—from architecture through deployment and monitoring. The role emphasizes hands-on ownership, collaboration with remote teams, and delivering scalable web services.

You will tackle Kotlin dependency issues, design Angular APIs, improve test coverage, and balance tradeoffs across Express.js and Linux environments. A strong focus on documentation and cross‑team communication is required.

Qualifications

• Working familiarity with remote schedules and team norms.
• The diplomacy to align stakeholders who don't agree yet.
• Working knowledge of GitHub Actions alongside transferable Linux chops.
• The discipline to document while it's fresh.

Responsibilities

• Untangle the Kotlin dependency knots that have slowed Hobbs releases for months.
• Coordinate releases with stakeholders across Hobbs, NM and remote teams.
• Design Angular APIs other Hobbs, NM teams will still thank you for next year.
• Read the Process Improvement stack traces others skim past, and trace bugs to their root.
• Backfill Kotlin test coverage on the riskiest corners of Shopping Solutions LLC's codebase.
• Walk technology stakeholders through Express.js tradeoffs in language Shopping Solutions LLC execs grasp.
• Pair Analytical Thinking and Swift in a pipeline Shopping Solutions LLC can extend without your help later.

Tools

Kotlin

Angular

Express.js

GitHub Actions

Linux

Swift

Job description

Shopping Solutions LLC in Hobbs, NM is seeking a Node.js Developer to own features end to end—from architecture through deployment and monitoring. The role emphasizes hands-on ownership, collaboration with remote teams, and delivering scalable web services.

You will tackle Kotlin dependency issues, design Angular APIs, improve test coverage, and balance tradeoffs across Express.js and Linux environments. A strong focus on documentation and cross‑team communication is required.