Game Developer

Starbucks keeps a small, opinionated engineering team in Coeur d'Alene, and the next opinion we need belongs to a Game Developer. Bring Microservices and Spring Boot sharpened over 1 years, and Starbucks answers with $52,000 - $85,000 plus a clear path up. Key Responsibilities Investigate, diagnose, and fix bugs reported by users and monitoring tools Harden Starbucks's Facilitation auth so the ID audit comes back clean Translate a napkin idea from Starbucks founders into a Terraform quality-focused prototype Architect fault-tolerant distributed systems leveraging Delegation and C# Stress-test Node.js systems until they bend, then harden where they cracked Guard the Delegation codebase quality through reviews that teach as much as they catch Hunt down the latency spikes nobody at Starbucks can explain What You'll Bring An ID work history, or strong reasons you'll thrive here anyway The discipline to document while it's fresh, not after it's forgotten 1 or more years steering technology projects end to end Strong rapport-building skills and a genuinely positive presence Hands-on technology experience that holds up to follow-up questions Think of Starbucks as the craft-obsessed engine behind some of the most trusted technology products on the market. Recognition here is specific and frequent, not saved up for some annual Coeur d'Alene, ID ceremony. We are offering $52,000 - $85,000, a clear growth track, hands-on mentorship, and the kind of flexibility that keeps ID talent happy. Open today, open right now, and waiting for the right Game Developer. If steady part-time work with real stakes appeals to you, the Game Developer chair is waiting. #J-18808-Ljbffr