Blockchain Developer

Dollar General keeps a small, opinionated engineering team in Nampa, and the next opinion we need belongs to a Blockchain Developer. The technology charter, the $52,000 - $84,000, the 1-year ask — all of it points to a Dollar General role built for owners, not order-takers.

• Translate technology compliance rules into .NET Core guardrails baked into the build
• Wire .NET Core APIs to Nginx consumers so data lands where Nampa teams expect it
• Own the scrappy Organization subsystem that the rest of Dollar General quietly depends on
• Land MongoDB performance wins Dollar General can measure in  numbers
• Mentor junior engineers and contribute to a strong code-review culture
• Translate the fast-paced .NET Core outage into fixes that make the next Nampa launch dull
• Ship incremental improvements to Dollar General's Nampa platform on a regular cadence

• Strong rapport-building skills and a genuinely positive presence
• A Nampa network, or the hustle to build one from scratch
• The judgment to say no to good ideas at the wrong time
• Junior-caliber judgement about when to escal… and when to absorb
• Comfort being measured against a clear junior bar

Long obsessed with Java, Dollar General has turned a Nampa office into one of the tinker-friendly centers of technology innovation in  give people autonomy early and trust them to ask for support when they need it.

A $52,000 - $84,000 base, a growth plan with teeth, mentorship from people who care, and flexibility baked in, that is what Dollar General puts forward.

We stamped it current today; the temporary opening is genuinely accepting candidates.