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The Flyover in Fort Collins, CO is hiring an entry-level Software Developer to build and maintain internal tools that empower daily operations. You’ll fix issues in our ETL pipeline and ship features that make other teams faster.
You’ll work with Python, SQL, and modern frameworks, learning from an experienced team while contributing to production data workflows and tooling from day one.
The Flyover is one of the fastest-growing newsletter media companies in the country, delivering unbiased news to millions of readers every day. Behind that reach is a technology team that builds and owns the tools, pipelines, and internal systems that keep the whole operation running. We prioritize building custom solutions from the ground up, which gives our developers real ownership and a steady stream of things to learn.
Software Developer
The Flyover
Location: Fort Collins, CO (On-Site)
Salary: $60,000 to $75,000 annually
The Flyover is one of the fastest-growing newsletter media companies in the country, delivering unbiased news to millions of readers every day. Behind that reach is a technology team that builds and owns the tools, pipelines, and internal systems that keep the whole operation running. We prioritize building custom solutions from the ground up, which gives our developers real ownership and a steady stream of things to learn.
We are hiring an entry-level Software Developer to support our teams by building and maintaining the internal tools they rely on every day. This is a hands-on role for someone early in their career who wants to write real code that real people use, learn how a live data pipeline actually works, and grow alongside an experienced technology team.
You will not be sitting on the sidelines. From your first weeks, you will be shipping tooling, fixing real problems in our ETL pipeline, and adding features that make other teams faster. It is a great role for someone who learns by doing and wants mentorship while they do it.
Languages and core tools
Web and services
Internal applications and APIs we own end to end
Data and orchestration
Cloud and infrastructure
You are not expected to know all of this on day one. You are expected to be curious about it.