Lead Full Stack Product Software Engineer - ESPN
Lead Full Stack Product Software Engineer - ESPN
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Proven mastery of frontend web development technologies and principles
- Minimum 7+ years of relevant industry experience with demonstrated technical leadership
- Comprehensive expertise in JavaScript/TypeScript and modern frontend frameworks (React strongly preferred)
- Experience building reusable platform libraries, design systems, or shared frontend infrastructure at scale
- Strong understanding of web performance, accessibility (WCAG), SEO, and responsive design
- Experience with build tooling and CI/CD pipelines (Webpack, Rollup, Vite, or similar)
- Demonstrated ability to influence technical direction across multiple teams or codebases
- Strong communication skills and attention to detail; driven and self-motivated
- Experience supporting multiple distinct brands or product lines from a shared platform
- Experience with server-side rendering, edge delivery, and modern web application architecture (Node.js)
- Familiarity with CSS architecture, design tokens, and component-driven design systems
- Experience with testing strategies for platform code (unit, integration, visual regression)
- Experience working in large monorepo or multi-repository environments
- Prior experience in media, entertainment, sports, or news digital products
- Experience using AI-assisted development tools (e.g., Cursor, Claude, Kiro) to improve engineering velocity, code quality, and platform productivity
- Familiarity with AI-driven development workflows - prompt engineering, agent-assisted coding, and integrating AI tooling into team engineering practices
- Experience with:
- JavaScript, TypeScript, React, HTML/CSSNode.js and server-side web technologies
- Build tooling (Webpack, Rollup, Vite) and CSS preprocessors
- Design systems, component libraries, and design tokens
- Web performance, accessibility, and SEO optimization
- Git, CI/CD, and automated testingAI-assisted development tools (Cursor, Claude, Kiro) and AI-driven software development practices
- BS in Computer Science or related technical discipline, or equivalent practical experience
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