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Backend Developer jobs in Nashville, TN
Backend developers build the server-side logic, APIs, and data layers that applications run on. The job is designing services that stay correct, fast, and secure as usage grows.
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the world’s most complex client challengesYou are:An experienced MuleSoft Integration DeveloperThe Work:The MuleSoft Integration Developer will play a key role in the design, development, and maintenance of data integrat…
collaborative team of experts where they can learn from each other and solve the world’s most complex client challengesYou are:A Salesforce Developer with hands on CPQ development experienceThe work:Design, develop, and…
tool integrations to automate customer and business processes. Develop production-ready GenAI applications, including Retrieval-Augmented... ...Strong programming skills in Python and experience developing backend servic…
Robert Half is seeking a Contract C# Developer to join our client's development team. As a Contract C# Developer, you will play a pivotal role in designing, developing, and maintaining software applications using the C#…
network telemetryAuthentication and account activityFraud and security eventsThreat intelligence feeds and external data sources· Develop and optimize Elasticsearch queries to investigate security events, correlate signa…
improve productivity and decision-making.Role-Specific Responsibilities:Design enterprise AI prompts and conversational experiences. Develop and maintain Atlassian Rovo Agents.Build AI-powered knowledge assistants and wo…
Robert Half is seeking a Contract .NET Developer to join our client's development team. As a Contract .NET Developer, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining software solutions using the .NET f…
process, please direct your inquiries to the Global Call Center (GCC) at ****@*****.***. Recruiting tips From developing a stand out resume to putting your best foot forward in the interview, we want you to feel prepared…
United States (US). Terraform/Java FullStack Engineer Position Summary The Terraform/Java Engineer designs, develops, deploys, and supports secure, scalable data engineering applications, data pipeline products for inges…
**Job Description:** We are a US-based software development team looking for a web developer with strong communication skills to join client calls and interviews. This is not a coding role. You will not write production…
Senior Software Engineer We are seeking a senior-level Software Engineer who can be part of the team that is designing the next generation Raven Tools / TapClicks platform. You will be expected to be internally motivated…
What backend developers earn in Nashville
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $35–$48 | $72k–$100k |
| Mid level | $48–$70 | $100k–$145k |
| Senior | $67–$91 | $140k–$190k |
National ranges — pay in Nashville typically tracks these.
What employers ask for
The skills these listings keep naming
Interview questions worth rehearsing
With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for
Design an API for a feature like comments or notifications.
Clarify requirements, then cover endpoints, data model, pagination, and error handling. Mentioning versioning and rate limits shows production experience.
How would you find and fix a slow database query?
Walk through reading the query plan, checking indexes, and considering caching or denormalization. Ground it in a query you actually fixed.
How do you keep two services consistent when both need to update data?
Discuss transactions, idempotency, and eventual consistency with outbox or saga patterns. Acknowledge tradeoffs rather than promising perfect consistency.
What do you monitor on a service you own?
Name the basics — latency, error rate, saturation — plus business-level signals. Bonus points for talking about alerts you tuned to reduce noise.
Tell me about a production incident you handled.
Structure it: detection, mitigation, root cause, prevention. Emphasize what changed afterward, not just the firefight.
How do you approach securing an API?
Cover authentication, authorization, input validation, and secrets handling. Naming OWASP-style risks concretely is enough; you are not expected to be a security engineer.
When would you choose a message queue over a direct call?
Talk about decoupling, retries, and absorbing spikes, and be honest about the added complexity of async debugging.
Resume tips that move the needle
For backend developers specifically — generic advice costs you here
State scale where you can: requests per second, data volume, or number of services — it is the fastest way to signal seniority.
Name the databases and infrastructure you ran in production, not just languages.
Describe reliability work — migrations without downtime, incident reduction, test coverage on critical paths.
If you designed an API others consume, say so and note how many teams or clients depend on it.
Avoid listing every framework you have touched; two stacks with depth read better than eight without.
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