AI Lead/Senior Fullstack Developer
strategic employment partners sepGrand Rapids (MI)
$140 K-$200 K
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strategic employment partners sepGrand Rapids (MI)
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$140 K-$200 K
About the role
AI Lead, Senior Fullstack Developer | Hybrid, Grand Rapids AreaWe're partnering with a long-established West Michigan digital agency that builds enterprise websites, content platforms, and online stores for national brands. Over the past year their engineering group has fully adopted AI coding agents as the core of how software gets built, and they're adding an AI lead to that team.
Location: Hybrid in Grand Rapids, MI
Salary: $140K-$200K DOE!What the work looks like:
You'll shaping the standards, tooling, and workflows the rest of the developers use, while staying close enough to the code to know right away when an agent gets something wrong. This role comes with a direct pathway to leadership and real influence over how the team leverages AI moving forward.
What you bring:
- Roughly five or more years building production web applications.
- Deep full stack experience, ideally in C# and .NET but any tech stack will be relevant
- Real, hands-on experience with leading AI adoption across a team/organization
- Comfort working directly with clients.
Nice to have:
Content management platform experience.
Agency, consulting, or product/SaaS background.
You've built tools that make other developers faster.
You've led a major migration.
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