New Product Tech Lead (Fully Remote)

The Motley Fool, LLCAnywhereAdded 2w ago

Tech Lead / Senior Engineer (JavaScript, Python)

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Job description

Lead and mentor developers through regular 1:1s, coaching, technical guidance, and career development support.Drive technical architecture and engineering decisions across products and platforms, balancing scalability, performance, maintainability, and business goals.Lead technical discussions, planning sessions, and solution design reviews across engineering and cross-functional teams.Requirements7+ years of experience building highly performant and scalable web applications.Previous experience leading engineering teams or serving in a technical leadership capacity.Strong proficiency in React, Next.js, TypeScript, GraphQL, REST APIs, Django, and Python.CultureFast-moving, collaborative team that values high-quality work, curiosity, and initiative.Remote workforce with a culture of innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence.We care deeply about the impact our work has on real people's financial futures.The Motley FoolThe Motley Fool is a purpose-driven financial services company on a mission to make the world smarter, happier, and richer through investment education and advice. They are a fast-moving, collaborative team that values high-quality work, curiosity, and initiative, with a remote workforce.

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