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Remote Software Developer Jobs in Brigham City, UT

About Kadince Kadince (pronounced cadence) is a fully remote (must live in the USA) software ... Who We Want to Hire To be a web developer at Kadince we prefer you have 5+ years of experience.

About Kadince Kadince (pronounced cadence) is a fully remote (must live in the USA) software ... Who We Want to Hire To be a web developer at Kadince we prefer you have 5+ years of experience.

... remote (must live in the USA) software company founded in 2013. In a nutshell, we build tools to ... Who We Want to Hire To be a web developer at Kadince we prefer you have 5+ years of experience.

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How much do remote software developer jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 30, 2026, the average yearly pay for remote software developer in Brigham City, UT is $100,106.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $80,600.00 and $116,400.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What Is the Job of Remote Software Developers?

Remote software developers design and create computer software programs and systems for their employer or client. Unlike in-house software developers, remote software developers work from home or another location outside of the office. As a remote software developer, you discuss the kind of program you need to create, making sure to clarify with your department or with your client what they need in their application. You may develop an entirely new program or improve an existing one. Remote developers are responsible for a program’s overall framework, and they design precise workflow charts that explain to programmers what code is needed for different aspects of the program. Remote software developers also design tests and protocols for the QA department to follow when they are testing the application.

What is the difference between Remote Software Developer vs Remote Web Developer?

AspectRemote Software DeveloperRemote Web Developer
Required SkillsProgramming languages, software architecture, codingHTML, CSS, JavaScript, front-end/back-end web development
Work EnvironmentSoftware companies, tech firms, startupsWeb agencies, digital agencies, tech companies
CertificationsComputer Science degree, coding bootcampsWeb development certifications, HTML/CSS courses
Common UsageDeveloping applications, software solutionsBuilding websites, web applications

Remote Software Developers focus on creating software applications and systems, requiring programming skills and software architecture knowledge. Remote Web Developers specialize in designing and building websites and web applications, often with expertise in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. While both roles involve coding and can be remote, their primary focus and skill sets differ, making it important to choose the role that aligns with your expertise and career goals.

How do remote software developers stay connected and collaborate effectively with their teams?

Remote software developers typically use a variety of collaboration tools, such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom, to communicate with colleagues and participate in daily stand-ups or sprint planning meetings. Version control systems like GitHub or GitLab are essential for code collaboration and review. Regular check-ins, clear documentation, and agile workflows help ensure everyone stays aligned and productive despite working from different locations. Proactive communication and time management are crucial for overcoming the challenges of remote work and successfully contributing to team goals.

What is a Remote Software Developer?

A Remote Software Developer is a professional who designs, builds, and maintains software applications while working from a location outside of a traditional office, often from home or another remote setting. These developers collaborate with team members using online communication and project management tools. Remote work allows for greater flexibility and access to global job opportunities, but it also requires strong self-motivation and communication skills. Companies hire remote software developers to tap into a wider talent pool and to offer flexible work arrangements.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Remote Software Developer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Remote Software Developer, you need strong programming skills, problem-solving ability, and a relevant degree or equivalent experience in computer science or software engineering. Familiarity with common development tools (such as Git, Visual Studio Code, and CI/CD platforms) and frameworks, as well as knowledge of cloud services, are typically required. Excellent communication, self-motivation, and time management skills help you collaborate effectively and stay productive in a remote setting. These skills and qualities are essential for delivering high-quality software, meeting deadlines, and contributing to distributed teams.
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Web Developer

Kadince

Ogden, UT • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 24 days ago


Job description

About Kadince


Kadince (pronounced cadence) is a fully remote (must live in the USA) software company founded in 2013. In a nutshell, we build tools to help compliance and marketing professionals at financial institutions do their jobs more efficiently.


Kadince has been profitable for several years (we're fans of making more than we spend). We're bootstrapped, which means we don't have investors. So our owners answer to no one. And they aren't just giving us commands from their vacation homes waiting to cash their next check. They're fellow team members and in the trenches with us.


Why We're Hiring


After our team members, our customers are our most important focus. As our customer base grows, so does our team. We're dedicated to giving each customer the best experience possible, which means having enough people to take care of all their needs. We're growing quickly and so are the needs of our customers. That's why we're increasing the size of our development team.


Who We Want to Hire


To be a web developer at Kadince we prefer you have 5+ years of experience. This experience has given you an understanding of basic database driven web applications and a proficient knowledge of the MVC pattern. You understand that software development is all about the end-user (again, we really care about our customers).


You have a desire to continually learn and improve your development skills. We love giving team members opportunities to improve their skills, whether through online courses, workshops, or learning from others.


You're able to adapt quickly to new environments, are organized and focused, can look beyond current constraints (you know, forest through the trees), and can provide solutions to complex problems. Simply put, we need a problem solver, not a taskmaster.


Our vision, mission, and core values should resonate with you. That'll be crucial to your success and happiness if you join the Kadince team.


Let's Geek Out


If you're geeky like our dev team (hopefully you are), you probably want to know more about our tech-stack. Outside of our dev team, we're not really sure what most of this means, but we sure hope you do.


Technologies/Frameworks


  • Ruby on Rails
  • GraphQL
  • Postgres
  • Redis
  • ReactJS
  • Minitest
  • Cypress


DevOps


  • Kubernetes
  • Helm
  • Docker
  • CircleCI


Other Tools


  • Jira
  • Rubymine
  • Sentry
  • Logrocket
  • Wooly Bugger


Our Vision and Mission


Our vision and mission aren't something we hung on the office wall and forgot about. Seriously, we don't have an office, let alone a wall to hang them on. But our vision, mission, and core values sit on the desks of each of our team members. And we discuss them regularly in our meetings. Your goals and Key Performance Indicator (KPI) will be developed to ensure you're working to help us achieve our vision and mission.


Our vision and mission are what get us up each morning. They, in addition to our core values, help us make decisions.


Vision - Setting the standard for operating a great software company.


We're big fans of author Jim Collins and his best-selling book, Good to Great (bonus points if you've read it). While there are lots of good software companies out there, we want to be one of the great ones.


The first word of our vision is also significant. To go "high school English class" on you, the present participle "setting" illustrates that we're not looking to set the standard and then be done, but that the standard is always moving and we're always chasing it. We continually stop to recognize the awesome things we've done and then look for ways to do them even better.


Mission - Building the best software for compliance and marketing professionals at financial institutions.


As Jim Collins taught in his Hedgehog Concept (told you we think he's great-pun intended), great companies need to determine what they can be the best at in the world and focus on that. There are so many things we could solve as a software company, but we've found what we think we can be the best in the world at and we stick to it every day.


Our Core Values


Our core values remind us who we are. They also guide us in the decisions we make. They're listed in order of importance. If we have a question when making a decision about people, for example, we look to the core value above it to make our decision.


  1. Integrity - We're honest with ourselves and others.
  2. People - We understand that people are the foundation of Kadince and we act accordingly.
  3. Care - We love what we do and do it consistently and intentionally to the best of our abilities.
  4. Remarkability - We provide remarkable experiences to all who come into contact with Kadince.
  5. Growth - We accept yesterday and improve today.


What a Day in the Life of a Web Developer Looks Like


Your day starts with a development team meeting where you go through announcements, sync up projects, and discuss any potential issues. After the meeting, you put your head down and work on your assigned tickets in Jira.


You spend the first part of the day reviewing your notes and prioritizing tasks for the junior developers. You make sure that you and the other developers are working on the most important tasks first, but you're free to choose which ones you work on.


For lunch, you meet a friend at the cafe near his work. You haven't seen your friend for a few months, so you talk about life and your careers. You can't help but feel very lucky for the freedom you have to take a long lunch break and meet your friend, as he has to hurry back to the office and get working right at the hour.


Back at home, you continue working on tickets in Jira. At one point a junior web developer calls you on Slack and asks how to fix an issue. You expertly show him the process and he thanks you for being so helpful.


You notice that another developer has been really on top of it today, so you mention them in the company Slack channel and thank them for being so awesome. Many of your team members respond to your shoutout with party emojis and hearts.


In the afternoon your team has a standup meeting where you discuss what projects you're all working on and whether there's anything anyone can do to help. Your leader points out one of the awesome projects you're working on and thanks you for being so attentive to the users' needs.


After the standup you do some QA and manually test a couple of the changes your team made today. You write automated tests to ensure the functionality that was just worked on. You find one little bug, which you log and then fix easily.


You finish up your day by taking a look at tomorrow's schedule and planning accordingly.


When and Where You'd Work and What You'd Work On


Kadince is a principle-based company, which means we focus on principles, not policies. You'll work with your leader, Aaron Venezia, each week to review your goals/KPI and what you've been working on. You'll meet regularly with the Development team to learn, keep projects on track, and ensure that goals/KPIs are being reached.


While we aren't super particular about when and where you work, you'll need to work around the schedules of other team members to ensure that goals stay on track and nothing falls through the cracks. Overall, your schedule needs to help you achieve our vision and mission and demonstrate our core values. After all, this is a full-time job, and we treat it that way!


At Kadince, work won't tie you down to one location. You'll be free to travel or relocate as you get the itch to try somewhere new. Want to spend a month abroad, working from a hotel and exploring the rest of the time? Go ahead. Just make sure you have a reliable high-speed internet connection (as if you would go anywhere without it anyway) and turn on the blurry filter during video calls so we don't get jealous. We seriously get jealous. One of our teammates recently had zebras running around in the background of a video call during a team meeting. Come to find out he was working from the deck of his hotel at the Animal Kingdom in Disney World. Even though we were jealous, we thought it was pretty cool.


Who You'd Be Working With


We have over 50 team members (which makes us really happy since Kadince was started by two people in their basements). If hired, you'll probably work with each team member in one way or another. Some of the people you'll work with most frequently are:


Aaron makes sure that Kadince software runs smoothly and that any problems are addressed quickly and efficiently. When it comes to software wizards, he's the Dumbledore of web developers (but really, he wishes he was Voldemort). He's been here since nearly the beginning of Kadince, so he's seen it all. Aaron loves to go skiing and mountain biking, as well as play video games and pinball (can you beat him?). He's very proud of the fact that he's his tiny dog's favorite person, and he has a strange passion for curly fries.


Bernardo (better known around here as Beans) has been a web developer at Kadince since 2014. He's originally from Chile, but has lived in Utah since he was 12. He loves to code, play video games, spend time with his wife, kids, and dogs. He also loves to learn new things. If he could do anything in the world he would go to space (although technically that's not in this world, now is it?).


Luis is a senior web developer and has worked for Kadince since 2019. He likes to hike, run, and be outdoors. Luis is fun and gets along with everyone, so feel free to joke around and have a good time. Just don't play Rocket League with him. He WILL beat you. Actually, do play, lots of the other developers do. And if you're lucky, he might share his grandma's tamales with you.


Benefits


Since we're a remote company, we don't offer office snacks and ping pong tables. But if you're a fan of "core benefits" that bring great rewards and peace of mind, you'll like what we have to offer. Competitive pay, 401(k) matching, generous paid leave, insurance (medical, dental, vision, life, short-term disability), and a flex spending account. Yeah, it's pretty great...


And we love to spoil our team. We celebrate big events with you, like birthdays and work anniversaries, so you can expect some pretty fun gifts. We once sent some high-quality lip balm to each team member so we could all play a prank on Scott, our Director of Product. We're fun like that. And this year we're giving every team member the last week of the year off (we like to spread holiday cheer).


How to Apply


Applicants who stand out are those who are interested in working for Kadince, not just applying for as many positions as possible or trying to keep unemployment benefits. We've seen it all. No kidding, we once had someone ask us in an interview what the name of our company is. Needless to say, we could tell that person wasn't really passionate about joining our team.


When applying to Kadince, please send us a PDF of your resume. The questions below are your opportunity to tell us why you would be a great fit for the position. Take advantage of this time. Seriously, sell yourself!


Thank you for your interest in Kadince. We look forward to reviewing your application.


This position is open to candidates living in AL, AK, AZ, AR, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, NV, NH, NM, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WV, WI, and WY.


Kadince, Inc. is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.