Top Front-End Developer Jobs in Dallas, TX

The Network Engineer will design, implement, and maintain company-wide computer networks including local, wide area, intranets, and extranets, ensuring effective connectivity for all employees using various IT solutions.

The Heartbeat Solution Architect will consult customers to design and develop cloud-native applications, leveraging the Spring Framework. Responsibilities include creating distributed solutions, migrating legacy applications, and supporting the Heartbeat solution using cloud platforms like Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes. The role involves occasional travel to client sites and potential remote work.

The Presales Solutions Architect will support the pre-sales process for data projects, collaborating with clients to understand their business challenges and proposing AI solutions. The role includes developing and presenting pricing models, creating Solution Architecture documents, and supporting the sales team through technical expertise.

The Coding Quality Assurance Specialist at Privia Health is responsible for executing the quality assurance program related to CODER+ services, including reviewing coders, educating staff, and ensuring high-quality coding and compliance with government regulations. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in provider medical coding, coding audit, and quality review work.

As an Engineering Manager at Zipline, you'll lead and coach a team of software engineers, deliver high-quality enterprise-scale products, build technical roadmaps, and foster a collaborative environment while ensuring team members' well-being.

As part of TrustCloud's Engineering team, you will collaborate with product and UX teams to develop features end-to-end, from web interfaces to backend APIs, and work on improving application performance while ensuring customer satisfaction.

As a Backend Engineer at LaunchDarkly, you'll build and expand feature management products, design and implement APIs, and enhance system performance. Responsibilities include collaborating on user-facing features, writing tests, participating in code reviews, and improving engineering standards in a communicative team environment.