Tech Pipeline specializes in smoothing out the friction in business systems for our partners. Our partner is a leading organization currently seeking help to clean up their internal routing and data transfers, ensuring their operations teams can work without getting bogged down by manual workarounds. This Junior Interface Developer position is a full-time, fully remote role focused on building and maintaining the connections that keep business data moving correctly.
About the role Most companies have tools that do not talk to each other properly. As a Junior Interface Developer, you will help us bridge these gaps. You will not be looking at high-level strategy or abstract diagrams.
Instead, you will look at the actual data points. You will find out why a specific record did not sync, why a status update failed to mirror across platforms, and how to fix the logic so it does not happen again. This role is about precision and finding the source of truth within a messy technical environment.
You will work alongside our senior team to build out the intermediate maps and scripts that connect different databases and applications. Because we are a remote company, you will manage your tasks through clear documentation and direct communication with the rest of the team.
What you will be doing
- Reviewing error logs to identify exactly where data transfers between systems are failing.
- Writing and updating basic scripts to map data fields from one system to another accurately.
- Testing webhooks and API endpoints to ensure they are returning the expected information for the operations team.
- Documenting the routing rules for new interfaces so client operators can manage them later without our help.
- Checking daily reconciliation reports to ensure balances and records match across various platforms.
- Cleaning up outdated configurations in legacy tools that are creating unnecessary backlogs for the finance team.
- Collaborating with operations teams to understand the real-world friction they face with their current interfaces.
What we need from you
- Basic familiarity with a programming or scripting language, such as JavaScript or Python, through projects or coursework.
- A clear understanding of how data moves between systems, including exposure to JSON or CSV formats.
- Strong attention to detail and an interest in tracing a problem back to its root cause in the logs.
- The ability to write clear and concise documentation for technical and non-technical readers.
- A logical approach to troubleshooting where you test assumptions one by one to find a solution.
- Comfort working in a fully remote environment where clear written updates are our main form of contact.
- A desire to learn how business processes work from the ground up by looking at the data itself.
Helpful background
- Exposure to basic SQL queries for checking database records and verifying data integrity.
- Previous experience with API testing tools or similar web technologies during internships or personal projects.
- An interest in business operations, logistics, or finance systems and how they handle high volumes of data.
What the role offers
- A fully remote work policy that allows you to work from wherever you are most productive.
- Direct training from senior developers on how to handle complex enterprise data landscapes.
- Attractive and competitive pay for an entry-level technical role in the current market.
- Exposure to a wide variety of business tools and technical environments across different sectors.
- A work structure that values finished, functional code over hours spent in recurring meetings.
- The chance to see your work immediately reduce the manual workload for real people on the operations side.
Working at Tech Pipeline
We do not believe in long meetings or constant calls. Instead, we rely on deep work and clear documentation. Each week involves a simple update on what was solved and what remains in the backlog. We avoid corporate jargon and focus squarely on results that help our clients become self-sufficient. Every member of the team, including our junior developers, is expected to look at the logs and find the ground truth for themselves. We provide a space where you can build your technical skills by solving concrete, real-world problems. Once an interface is stabilized and the client can run it on their own, we move on to the next challenge, ensuring our work always provides a direct fix to a specific problem.