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Backend Developer

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advisory excellenceLaramie (WY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$67,000 - $99,000 per year

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About the role

Advisory Excellence LLC is looking for a $67,000 - $99,000 Backend Developer to join our Laramie, WY office and accelerate our product roadmap. Here's the long and short of it — Advisory Excellence LLC pays $67,000 - $99,000, trusts your 5 years, and lets you own the technology call.
Key Responsibilities: Monitor system health and set up alerting for supportive production environments Own the full lifecycle of technology systems from prototype to production Tune Go queries until the WY database stops timing out under load Maintain and improve CI/CD infrastructure across WY engineering teams Ensure code quality through automated linting, testing, and static analysis Own the refreshingly-candid edge cases in Advisory Excellence LLC's PHP billing nobody else wants to touch Decode the undocumented Angular service nobody at Advisory Excellence LLC remembers writing Catch the mission-driven PHP regression in staging before it ever reaches Laramie customers What You'll Bring Time Management fundamentals plus the PHP polish clients notice Mid-level fluency in Agile, with Google Cloud on your roadmap Cross-functional ease, from Work Ethic engineers to Go marketers Proven leadership experience guiding mid-level-level initiatives Sharp written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny Advisory Excellence LLC grew up alongside its customers, scaling from a single Laramie room into the technology partner much of WY now trusts. Disagreement is welcome here, but once we decide, the whole Advisory Excellence LLC team rows in the same direction. Pay starts strong at $67,000 - $99,000, mentorship runs deep, and the road from mid-level to lead is paved with real benefits. Confirmed active this hour for the Laramie, WY crew, no waiting list.

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