Lead Web Engineer
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Build and scale a remote team of web engineers
Lead a team of web engineers to build and scale a profitable, remote startup. You'll work on a variety of projects, from developing new features to optimizing existing ones, all while maintaining the startup's energetic and full-of-spirit culture.
Why This Role?
Join a growing, profitable startup with a strong remote culture
Key Responsibilities
- Lead a team of web engineers in building and scaling the startup's web presence
- Develop and implement new features and functionalities for the startup's web applications
- Optimize existing web applications to improve performance and user experience
- Collaborate with other teams to ensure seamless integration of web components
Requirements
- Proven experience as a Lead Web Engineer
- Strong knowledge of web development technologies and frameworks
- Experience in leading and mentoring a team of web engineers
- Ability to work in a remote, agile environment
Required Skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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🌱 Genki means “healthy, energetic, and full of spirit”. That’s us. 🚀 We’re a fully remote, profitable startup of about 25 people, five years in and growing steadily.🌍…
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