You’re good at:

• Leading one or more engineering teams at a time
• Mentoring engineers of all experience levels and managing your teams’ performance to increase the output of the people you lead and others around them
• Writing code as a part of your team to build scalable/high-performance systems, and understanding complex technical areas along the way
• Guiding and making architectural decisions to enable the building of efficient and reusable services, APIs, and complex web and mobile applications
• Being accountable for your team creating software features that are robust, reliable, and user-friendly for both internal teams and our customer base
• Continuously improving the full software development lifecycle - problem definition, design, development, testing, demoing, and supporting production use of the features you own
• Supporting live-site operations, on-call engineering, and leading incident response
• Balancing immediate business objectives against long-term architectural vision

Extra Awesome if you are:

• A fan of the speed of startups, having worked at one or more (including maybe your own) before
• Familiar with modern open source technologies like: Next.js (Express.js/React), Tailwind UI, Flutter, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Docker
• Experienced in developing, monitoring, and maintaining web/microservices, REST APIs, and supporting the mobile & web apps that interface with said APIs, on AWS (or similar)

What’s weird about working with us?

• We take our values seriously: our COO literally has a handmade Curiosity Initiative and Ownership sign on his wall (you’ll see it if you videocall him). 
• We have more engineers than we “need” on purpose. It makes us fast (many features go from idea to production in 2-4 weeks). It also allows small teams to see a problem, and just go fix it. A team went off and created a new SaaS product, another team rewrote a core service under a new architecture. 
• One thing we value is that we have no “toes” here to be stepped on. See a problem? Go ahead and fix it, you don’t need permission.