Lead Software Engineer

La Fosse
Sheffield
1 year ago
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La Fosse have partnered with a world-renowned entertainment company that are looking for a Lead Engineer with a strong JavaScript background.


As a Lead Engineer, you'll oversee a team of 3-5 engineers, collaborating closely with Product, Design, Data Science and other stakeholders.


Your mission: build high-performance, accessible systems that create exceptional user experiences.


What they’re Looking For:


  • 5+ years of team leadership experience.
  • Proven success in recruitment, management, and mentoring.
  • Lead the design, development, and operation of innovative software solutions.
  • Expertise in modern web application development (React.js, Node.js, AWS).
  • Proficiency in CI/CD, DevOps, and design patterns.
  • Shape the technical roadmap, influencing technology choices and architecture.
  • AWS certifications and a strong grasp of web architecture.


Bonus experience:


  • Experience with Identity Platforms.
  • Experience in data science and AI integration.


Benefits:


  • Dental insurance and healthcare plan.
  • Bonus
  • Car benefit scheme / Cycle to work
  • Staff discounts
  • Comprehensive pension plan.
  • Bonus Scheme


The role is remote within the UK, with the option for hybrid work based on your preference. The team meets once a quarter in person (Central London office).


Process:

They’ve streamlined their process with a quick 3-stage virtual interview.


If you’re interested in the position and feel you fit some of the requirements, apply now!


Lead Engineer | Remote | React | Node | AWS | Typescript | £110k + Bonus

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