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The Frontend Developer we hire will help KPMG pay down years of technical debt without anyone calling it a rewrite, using Scrum sparingly and well. Set the $108,000 - $149,000 aside a moment and the technology ownership alone makes this KPMG job worth a serious look.
Key Responsibilities
- Tune RabbitMQ queries until the CT database stops timing out under load
- Untangle the C# dependency knots that have slowed New Haven releases for months
- Push GraphQL changes safely behind flags so New Haven, CT rollbacks take seconds
- Walk technology stakeholders through Swift tradeoffs in language KPMG execs grasp
- Translate technology compliance rules into Swift guardrails baked into the build
- Trace a collaborative technology bug across three GitHub Actions services to the one bad line
- Architect fault-tolerant distributed systems leveraging Self-Motivation and Mentoring
- Stand up observability so KPMG sees failures before customers in CT do
What You'll Bring
- The discipline to finish the boring 20% that makes the rest matter
- Sharp written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny
- A teammate's instinct to unblock others before yourself
- Comfort being measured against a clear senior bar
KPMG is a data-driven team based in New Haven, CT, building products that customers rely on every day. We keep the New Haven, CT office quiet on Wednesdays so deep Mentoring work actually gets a fighting chance.
The package speaks for itself: $108,000 - $149,000, coaching, coverage, and the flexible hybrid hours that human-first technology pros expect.
Live this hour, the technology role remains open and unclaimed.
If this deeply-bought-in role reads like your wishlist, do yourself a favor and apply.