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We're hiring a Node.js Developer for the unglamorous, essential work of making Microservices fast enough that nobody notices it at all. This hybrid job in NV answers 4 years of effort with $83,000 - $114,000 and answers ambition with a clear way up.
Key Responsibilities
- Ship Time Management fixes to General Motors customers in Reno, NV the same day they report them
- Carry the Selenium platform work that makes General Motors's next NV expansion boring
- Watch Time Management error budgets and pump the brakes before Reno, NV burns through them
- Respond to on-call rotations and participate in incident postmortems
- Cut Analytical Thinking cold-start times so General Motors functions wake before NV users notice
- Stand up observability so General Motors sees failures before customers in NV do
- Tune RabbitMQ queries until the NV database stops timing out under load
What You'll Bring
- Eagerness to take ownership and run with new responsibilities
- A growth mindset that treats feedback as fuel, not threat
- A solid foundation in Selenium, refined over 5+ years
- Hands-on command of Selenium, with Python as a close second
- Ability to thrive both independently and as part of a tight-knit team
- Comfort steering technology conversations toward a decision
General Motors is what happens when learning-obsessed engineers in Reno decide that good enough is the enemy of great Time Management. Our Reno office prizes the quiet contributor who makes everyone around them measurably better.
Start at $83,000 - $114,000 and watch the benefits, growth budget, and flexible scheduling do the heavy lifting on your work-life balance.
Re-confirmed open this morning, the mid-level seat at General Motors stays available.
If a mid-level Node.js Developer role in NV fits the life you're building, let's connect.