"This role combines traditional software development expertise with the opportunity to help build and grow a cutting-edge compliance software product. You'll also collaborate with our affiliated environmental and sustainability law firm and air dispersion modeling group, giving you exposure to the full spectrum of environmental compliance, legal strategy, and technical innovation. If you join us, your work will directly: Simplify regulatory reporting by reducing the time and effort needed to meet complex requirements. Ensure accurate submission of chemical data to government agencies."
"Full time. $40-$75/hour, non-benefits eligible. Conversion to salary available after probationary period. Remote. Residence in Arizona is preferred, but not required. Must reside in the United States. Flexible schedule, though overlap is needed with 8am-5pm AZ time Monday thru Friday to enable effective collaboration. Required Skills TypeScript Experience with a frontend web framework (Vue, React, Angular, Svelte, etc.) Node.js Our Tech Stack Experience with the technologies in our stack is a plus but not required."
Toolkit is a fast-growing compliance software startup transforming how companies manage environmental obligations. The flagship TRI Toolkit streamlines Toxic Release Inventory reporting for facilities nationwide, saving clients hundreds of hours and significant compliance costs. The role combines software development with product growth and collaboration with an affiliated environmental and sustainability law firm and air dispersion modeling group. Responsibilities include simplifying regulatory reporting, ensuring accurate chemical data submissions to government agencies, and identifying process improvements to support operational efficiency. The position is full-time, remote within the United States (Arizona residence preferred), pays $40–$75/hour, and requires TypeScript, a frontend framework, and Node.js. The hiring process includes screening, a one-hour interview, a programming exercise, and code review.
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