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React Developer

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energy innovation policy technologyBismarck (ND)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$67,000 - $102,000 per year

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About the role

Between the demo that wows and the system that survives sits the React Developer we're recruiting in Bismarck, and GrowthLab Inc pays $67,000 - $102,000 for the difference. Here you'll combine 3 years of know-how with $67,000 - $102,000, full project ownership, and a team that has your back.
Key Responsibilities: Wire up Unit Testing feature flags so GrowthLab Inc can test on Bismarck traffic risk-free Lead the Jenkins migration that finally retires GrowthLab Inc's slow-to-anger legacy stack Translate deadline-driven business requirements into technical specifications and tasks Untangle the Unit Testing dependency knots that have slowed Bismarck releases for months Collaborate with product and design teams to ship features end to end Catch the scrappy Nginx regression in staging before it ever reaches Bismarck customers Build REST API dashboards so GrowthLab Inc's technology team stops asking engineers for numbers Sit with technology users in Bismarck to learn what the Conflict Resolution tool really needs What You'll Bring Resilience measured across 5 years of technology cycles Flexibility to adapt your approach as business needs evolve Demonstrated ability to manage competing priorities under tight deadlines Bachelor's degree in a related field, or equivalent practical experience The kind of reliability that earns you the hard assignments 4+ years of Unit Testing reps, not just Unit Testing exposure The self-awareness to know which problems are yours to solve GrowthLab Inc began as a side project in Bismarck and grew into the remote-native platform thousands of technology users now rely on. Kindness and high standards live together comfortably on this high-trust Bismarck team. The bottom line: $67,000 - $102,000, mentorship, benefits, and flexibility, wrapped into a React Developer role that grows as fast as you do. Reposted with today's stamp, the Bismarck, ND opening still needs filling.

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