Top Remote Front-End Developer Jobs in Detroit, MI

The Salesforce Technical Architect will design and implement Salesforce solutions, conduct requirements gathering and gap analysis, lead a development team, and ensure solutions meet business needs. Responsibilities include customizations, integrations, and technical guidance, with a focus on best practices and collaboration with stakeholders.

The Solutions Architect will engage with sales, product management, and solutions teams to provide technical expertise, develop client-specific proposals, and demonstrate Lifebit's platform capabilities. Responsibilities include technical customer support in bioinformatics/cloud infrastructure, solution lifecycle management, and capturing project insights for knowledge sharing.

As a Product Engineering Lead at Crescendo Health, you'll take ownership of product areas and codebase, focusing on both frontend and backend engineering. You'll lead technical decisions, improve patient outcomes, and contribute to team culture and processes in a remote setting.

The Open Source Fullstack Engineer at Arize will work primarily on front-end and full-stack development for their open-source software, focusing on technologies such as Python and Typescript. The role involves shipping applications and features rapidly while collaborating closely with users to incorporate feedback into product development.

The Principal Software Engineer will build and maintain the Cube Core, generate and optimize SQL queries, and develop the Cube Cloud product. Responsibilities include working on high-load analytics infrastructure, database algorithms, and providing community support. The role requires expertise in Rust and database structures.

The Senior Software Engineer at TeamSnap will develop engaging mobile and web applications, design scalable services, collaborate with product and UX teams, implement automated testing, and engage in incident management, all while working within a remote culture and assisting teammates.

The Software Engineer II on the Developer Productivity Team at Temporal focuses on internal developer tools, observability, release engineering, and operational tooling & support. Responsibilities include participating in the product development lifecycle, formulating feature designs, providing test coverage, owning technical excellence, investigating issues, learning about assigned domain(s) and Temporal's software, and collaborating on design and building processes.