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# Intermediate Software Developer (Frontend) - Pine Hosting (Remote)

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- **Company:** BLUEBERRY BAY DIGITAL, LLC
- **Location:** United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Starter
- **Salary:** $48,000
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** HTML, JavaScript (Programming Language), .NET Framework, PHP (Programming Language), Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Backup Devices, Browser Compatibility, C Sharp (Programming Language), Code Review, Continuous Integration, Cursor, Software Debugging, Linux, Programming Tools, Electronic Mailing, Github, Laravel, MySQL, Nginx, Node.Js, Redis, Data Streaming, TypeScript, Web Performance Optimization, WebSocket, Network Routers, Tailwind, ReactJS, Claude Code, Phpunit, AI Coding Agents, Backend, Git, Playwright, Bots, Front End Software Development, Google Gemini, Smarty, Discord, Restful APIs, Docker, Web Api
- **Published:** October 14, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=1f525dc372d56e7a

## About the Role

This isn't a junior role. You should be able to take a feature from an issue to a reviewed pull request with little hand-holding. You should also be able to read code you didn't write and know when to ask a question.

Backend experience is a real plus but not required. If you're strong on the frontend and want to grow into full-stack work, we'll train you on our PHP/Laravel backend and the systems around it., * Around 2-4 years of professional or equivalent real-world frontend experience, with shipped work you can show us

 * Strong React and TypeScript: hooks, component design, state management, and talking to REST APIs
 * Solid HTML and CSS fundamentals, with Tailwind CSS experience; responsive layouts, accessibility and cross-browser quirks shouldn't scare you
 * Comfort with plain PHP and server-rendered HTML templates, since not everything we run is a single-page app
 * Day-to-day Git: branches, pull requests, rebasing, and taking code review well
 * Debugging skills: browser dev tools, network inspection, and reading a stack trace in a language you're less familiar with
 * Clear written communication in English; much of our work is async through issues and PR reviews, * Share your Steam profile. What games have you put the most hours into, and have you ever run a server or developed plugins/mods?
 * Do you have experience using AI coding agents like Claude Code, Gemini, or Codex inside Cursor or Zed? Tell us how you use them in your development workflow.
 * Tell us about a project you're most proud of, whether personal, open-source, or professional. What did you build, what was your role, and what challenges did you overcome? Please share links to your GitHub profile and any portfolio or live projects.

Experience:

 * Developer: 2 years (Preferred)

## Description

* Pine Game Panel (React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, styled-components, easy-peasy, React Router; Laravel API): build and polish customer features such as the file manager, console, backups, schedules, mod and plugin installers, template shop and game-specific settings screens
 * Website (Astro, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4): product and game pages, pricing, tools and blog; keep it fast, accessible and SEO-friendly
 * Billing and client area (WHMCS: PHP, Smarty templates, HTML/CSS/JS): customize the client area, order flow and email templates; write hooks
 * Internal tools (React + Vite; ASP.NET Core): admin dashboards for staff, such as product data, sponsorships and hardware planning
 * Panel backend, as you grow (PHP 8.2+, Laravel 12, MySQL, Redis, queues): API endpoints, services, background jobs, tests

On the panel, there is also modernization work ahead. Planned items include moving off twin.macro to plain Tailwind, upgrading React and Tailwind, and reworking layouts to be truly responsive. If you enjoy leaving a codebase better than you found it, there's plenty to do., * Backend / full-stack: Laravel or another PHP framework, MySQL, Redis, queues and background jobs, writing tests (PHPUnit, Jest, Playwright)

 * Astro or other static and hybrid site frameworks, plus web performance and SEO work
 * WHMCS or other billing and client-area customization
 * Real-time UIs: WebSockets and streaming data, such as live consoles and resource graphs
 * Other languages in our stack: Go (our Wings daemon), C#/.NET (internal tools), Node.js (Discord bots)
 * Infrastructure basics: Linux, Docker, nginx, CI pipelines
 * Game servers: you've run or modded Minecraft, Rust or similar, so you know what our customers are trying to do

How we work

 * Work starts from an issue, goes onto a feature branch, and lands through a pull request that a senior developer reviews
 * Merged changes deploy automatically to a staging environment, so you test against the real thing before a versioned production release
 * Small team, real ownership: what you build is in front of customers within days, not quarters
 * Mentoring toward full-stack work, with code review that explains the why