Hybrid Angular/.NET Developer – Denver, CO
a leader in the Software space for voting technology is looking to bring on a full-stack engineer. As they embark on an exciting mission to modernize and update voting systems in compliance with new regulations. This is a hybrid, full-time position requiring two days per week in the Denver office. Work with cutting-edge technologies such as Modern Angular for the front end and .NET Core for the back end, building secure, on-premise solutions to enhance voting infrastructure.

Why You Should Apply:
Are you passionate about technology that makes a real-world impact? At this company, you’ll play a crucial role in ensuring voting systems are up-to-date, secure, and compliant with the latest standards. This is a rare opportunity to establish foundational procedures in a growing company with a strong mission. Whether you're an entry-level developer eager to learn or a seasoned engineer ready to lead, this role offers hands-on growth opportunities, a hybrid model, and the chance to work alongside a collaborative, supportive team.

Required Skills & Experience:

Proficiency with Modern Angular (Front-End) Experience with .NET Core (Back-End) Strong understanding of building and maintaining Web APIs Ability to work hybrid in Denver 

Desired Skills & Experience:

Deep understanding of front-end frameworks, particularly Angular Knowledge or experience in compliance standards like VBSG 2.0 Strong problem-solving and communication skills Ability to work with on-prem 

What You Will Be Doing:

Tech Breakdown:

50% Front-End: Developing Angular 50% Back-End: Building solutions with .NET Core

Daily Responsibilities:

Collaborate with a talented team of engineers to update and maintain secure voting systems Create and implement compliant, scalable solutions Troubleshoot and optimize both front-end and back-end systems

The Offer

Bonus OR Commission eligible

You will receive the following benefits:

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Generous Vacation Time Stock Options

Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis now and in the future.