Job Role: Team Lead – Full Stack Engineering

You should apply if you have:
- 5–7 years of hands-on software engineering experience across frontend and backend, with a track record of leading small teams
- Strong production experience in React/React Native on the frontend and Python (Django/FastAPI) on the backend
- Experience building and scaling consumer-facing e-commerce or D2C products
- Strong people-leadership instincts—mentoring engineers, running code reviews, and driving delivery without micromanaging
- A product mindset with attention to performance, reliability, and business impact
- Comfort owning features end-to-end, from UI to API to database
- Ownership-driven attitude—able to take initiatives from concept to production

You should not apply if you:
- Prefer purely individual-contributor work with no interest in mentoring or leading a team
- Are only comfortable in one layer of the stack and unwilling to work across frontend and backend
- Are uncomfortable owning delivery timelines, quality, and team outcomes
- Struggle to collaborate across product, design,



and DevOps functions
- Avoid accountability for performance, code quality, or production stability
- Are uncomfortable working with data and metrics to guide decisions

Skills Required:

*Technical Skills (Full Stack)*
- Strong frontend expertise: React, React Native, JavaScript/TypeScript, component architecture, and performance optimization
- Strong backend expertise: Python (Django, FastAPI), REST API design, and scalable service architecture
- Proficiency with Node.js and Express.js for BFF/API layers and SSR where applicable
- Solid database skills: MySQL (schema design, query optimization) and ElasticSearch
- Working knowledge of AWS (EC2, Kubernetes, RDS) and CI/CD pipelines
- Exposure to Redis and Airflow (positive to have)
- Comfort with monitoring tools (Kibana, Grafana, New Relic) to track application health
- Understanding of frontend performance (Core Web Vitals) and backend performance (

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