Software Developer for Mobile and Web Apps

Twin Sun•Nashville, TN

2h•$60,000 - $90,000•Remote

About The Position

Our core purpose is providing great experiences helping organizations win. Twin Sun is a Nashville-based software development agency that specializes in the work other shops can't, or won't, do well. Our clients often come to us after being burned by agencies that delivered unusable work, covered up mistakes, or treated software development as purely transactional. We specialize in project rescue, new product development, and team augmentation for organizations facing complex technical challenges: failed projects that need recovery, ambitious products that require experienced execution, and teams that need reinforcement to deliver at scale. We're different. We take ownership. We communicate directly. We do what's right even when it costs us. We believe a great experience matters as much as a great outcome. That's why clients stay with us for years and refer others. And it's why we're careful about who we hire: your work directly shapes what Twin Sun means to the organizations we serve. You choose when and where you work. Our team is remote-first with a Nashville office near Music Row, and we've grown steadily by focusing on the work that matters and the relationships that endure. We're looking for software developers who want to do more than write code. You'll help organizations win by owning outcomes, working on meaningful projects, and growing into increasing responsibility as you demonstrate excellence. At Twin Sun, developers understand client goals, communicate proactively, and take responsibility for making projects succeed. The experience matters as much as the outcome. Depending on your experience level, you may lead projects, mentor teammates, or serve as the primary technical point of contact for clients. You will work on meaningful projects with good people. Here are some things we’ve done: Support the mental health needs of the military community Unlock smart door locks with your phone Monitor operating performance of IoT-connected industrial devices Maintain and upgrade geolocation-based truck integration for pest control Develop a syndication platform for social media content Build a unique movie review experience Build useful apps for digital planners, social media, and more We use best-in-class tools to build high-quality mobile and web apps. Due to the nature of our work, we sometimes use unfamiliar frameworks on pre-existing projects. Constant work in any one framework is not guaranteed. However, we utilize the following technologies for the majority of our work: Amazon Web Services (CloudWatch, ElastiCache, Elastic Beanstalk, etc.) Flutter (Android, iOS) React Ruby on Rails (PostgreSQL, RSpec, Stimulus) Prior experience with these technologies is nice-to-have, not required. If you're smart and can figure things out, we want to hire you. We expect developers to use AI coding tools as part of their daily workflow. We're not interested in debates about whether AI belongs in software development. We're focused on delivering value for our clients, and AI tools help us do that faster and better. But “uses AI” isn’t enough. We want developers who are ahead of the curve. People who've already pushed past the vibe-coding phase and figured out where AI accelerates great work and where it produces slop. You should have opinions about prompts, agents, code review automation, and where the tools fall down. You should be tinkering with the new stuff before being asked to. We’re not looking for developers who see AI as a threat to their craft, or developers who let AI write slop and ship it. The bar is more excellent work using AI as leverage, not less work, not lower quality. AI lets us deliver more value, not think less. The job is solving problems and delivering outcomes. How you write the code matters less than whether it works, is maintainable, and ships on time. We hire and train for any experience level, but the developers who thrive here usually share a profile: they've worked with people before they worked with code. Bartenders, servers, retail floor, customer service, teaching, or anywhere else you had to read a room, manage expectations, and own a problem in front of a real human. That experience translates directly to client work, and we can teach the rest.

Requirements

Experience in software development: whether you're a career-changer who taught yourself to code, a bootcamp grad, or have years of professional experience
Comfort with your preferred programming language (arrays, loops, conditionals, common functions, object-oriented concepts)
An AI coding workflow you can defend in detail: which tools, when you reach for them, when you don't
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Genuine curiosity about how software helps organizations succeed

Nice To Haves

A second career: you did something else first (service industry, retail, music, trades, teaching, science) before coming to software
A track record of being early to new tools and figuring out where they actually help
Work you can show us: side projects, demos, anything you built because you wanted to, and can talk through the decisions and what you’d do differently