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Junior Systems Developer

About Spire Recovery Solutions

Spire Recovery Solutions is a veteran-founded financial services technology company headquartered in Richardson, Texas. We build everything in-house — from our 12+ .NET microservices to our self-managed Proxmox server clusters, custom GPU compute infrastructure, UniFi networking stack, and private WAN connecting our Texas and New York offices. Our small engineering team maintains 20+ custom .NET SDKs and a database with 505 tables and ~1 billion rows. AI-assisted development with Claude Code is part of our daily workflow.

The Role: Junior Systems Developer

This isn't a "sit in the corner and fix bugs" junior role. You'll work directly with the CTO across the full technology stack — writing production C# code, managing Linux servers, configuring enterprise networking equipment, and building telecom integrations. Think of it as a compressed technical education with real production impact from day one.

What You'll Work With

  • Languages & Frameworks: C#/.NET 9/10, Blazor WebAssembly, HTML/CSS
  • Data: MySQL/MariaDB, Entity Framework Core, 505 tables, ~1 billion rows, 1,417 stored procedures
  • Infrastructure: Proxmox VE, Dell PowerEdge servers, ZFS storage, Docker containers
  • Networking: Ubiquiti UniFi (full stack — switches, APs, gateways, cameras), private WAN (TX↔NY↔Azure)
  • Telecom: SIP/VOIP, predictive dialer, STIR/SHAKEN compliance, in-house PBX
  • AI Tooling: Claude Code with custom skills repository, MCP database schema server
  • CI/CD: GitHub Actions, NuGet package management, Azure Container Apps

Requirements

Must-Have:

  • US Citizen (this is a hard requirement — no exceptions)
  • Comfortable using Mac or Linux as your daily development machine
  • Basic programming fundamentals (variables, loops, functions, OOP concepts)
  • Basic SQL knowledge (SELECT, JOIN, WHERE — you can learn the rest here)
  • Command line comfort (navigate directories, run scripts, use git)
  • Reliable daily commute to Richardson, TX

Nice-to-Have (but genuinely not required):

  • Any C# or .NET exposure
  • Home lab or self-hosted infrastructure experience
  • Networking knowledge (VLANs, subnets, DNS, firewalls)
  • Linux server administration
  • Experience with Docker or containerization
  • Telecom/VOIP background

What We Explicitly Do NOT Require:

  • A college degree (bootcamps, self-taught, certifications — all welcome)
  • Years of professional experience
  • A portfolio of shipped products

What Makes This Role Different

  • Direct CTO mentorship: No layers of management between you and technical leadership
  • Full-stack exposure from day one: Code, databases, servers, networking, telecom — you'll touch all of it
  • AI-augmented development: We use Claude Code daily and will train you on AI-assisted workflows
  • Real production impact: Your code goes live to real systems serving real customers
  • Equipment provided: MacBook Pro M4 for every developer

Growth Trajectory

We're building the technical foundation for you to grow from junior developer into a systems engineer who can independently architect and deploy full solutions. Within 12 months, you should be comfortable with: writing and deploying .NET microservices, managing Proxmox VMs and containers, configuring UniFi networking equipment, building database schemas and stored procedures, and working with telecom APIs and SIP infrastructure.

Benefits & Perks

  • $20–$30/hour (based on experience)
  • Weekly pay
  • Medical insurance
  • 401(k) with company match
  • Paid time off + paid sick leave + paid holidays
  • MacBook Pro M4
  • JetBrains Rider license
  • Career development and mentorship

Location & Schedule

  • Address: 1057 South Sherman St, Richardson, TX 75081
  • Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Type: Full-time, on-site (this is not a remote or hybrid position)

How to Apply

Apply through Handshake with your resume. We don't need a cover letter — just show us you can think technically and you're hungry to learn. If you have a GitHub profile, home lab documentation, or any technical projects, include links.