Lead Developer - Full Stack
$165,000 - $180,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$165,000 - $180,000 per year
About the role
- Drive the development of our frontend (Next.js / TypeScript), leveraging modern code-generation agents
- Architect and oversee the API/application layer, focusing on system integration, security, and data integrity
- Design robust end-to-end product workflows, acting as the primary reviewer and quality gatekeeper for automated code contributions
- Implement strict automated testing and CI/CD pipelines to ensure reliability and safety of the features
- Build and maintain:
- Customer-facing UI for live operations and analytics
- Internal tools for configuring and deploying facilities
- Collaborate with product to translate high-level requirements into concrete workflows and implementations
- Collaborate with backend engineers to define and evolve API contracts and data interactions
- Improve performance, reliability, and maintainability of the frontend
- Implement and maintain frontend and API testing and CI workflows
- Own authentication flows and system integration at the product layer
- Strong experience with TypeScript and React (Next.js or similar)
- Experience building and maintaining API layers using backend frameworks (Python, Node, or similar)5+ years building and shipping production systems
- Experience owning end-to-end features or products, not just isolated components
- Comfortable working across the stack (frontend + API layer)
- Strong ownership and product mindset, with the ability to operate in ambiguous, fast-moving environments
- Experience building real-time or data-heavy applications (e.g., streaming, time-series, or analytics systems)
- Experience working with authentication systems (e.g., login flows, session management, SSO integrations)
- Experience working with systems deployed outside pure cloud environments (e.g., on-prem, edge, or hardware-integrated systems)
- How We Work with Product & DesignYou will often start from high-level product goals, not detailed specifications. You're expected to help define:workflowsuser interactionssystem behavior
- You'll collaborate with product and design, but also fill in gaps and move work forward independently
- Why This Role Matters
- We're scaling from a small number of deployments to many, and this role is critical in making that happen. We need:
- A product layer that can support multiple facilities and configurations
- Internal tools that make deployments repeatable
- Clear workflows that work in real‐world environments
- Engineers who can move quickly without breaking the system
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