Remote Volunteer Full-Stack Developer iLevelUP EdTech
ilevelupSeattle (WA)
Remote Volunteer Full-Stack Developer iLevelUP EdTech
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ilevelupSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Help build iLevelUP, a digital platform preparing underserved youth and young people for education, careers, financial capability, and life. We are seeking a volunteer Full-Stack Developer to deliver end-to-end features spanning responsive interfaces, APIs, business logic, databases, integrations, testing, and deployment.
Responsibilities:
- Design, build, test, and document complete product features
- Implement accessible user interfaces and secure backend services
- Model data, integrate approved APIs, and handle validation and errors
- Write automated tests and participate in code review
- Improve performance, reliability, observability, and maintainability
- Troubleshoot defects across application layers
- Collaborate with product, UX/UI, content, QA, data, security, and DevOps volunteers
- Support releases and maintain technical documentation
Qualifications:
- Experience building modern web applications across front-end and back-end layers
- Proficiency with JavaScript/TypeScript or comparable languages, a UI framework, APIs, and databases
- Familiarity with Git, testing, cloud environments, debugging, and secure coding
- Knowledge of accessibility, privacy, and responsive design
- Strong problem-solving, documentation, and remote collaboration
This is a remote, recurring volunteer role available within the United States. Expect approximately 6–10 hours per month.
Questions: volunteers@ilevelup.appiLevelUP / Believe in Me107 Spring Street, 2nd Floor
Seattle, WA 98104(206) 414-8043
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