Lead Platform Engineer & Lead Software Engineer
OdinOur stack is TypeScript end to end, Node and GraphQL on the backend, React on web, React Native on mobile, Postgres and Kubernetes on GCP. We also integrate deeply with field hardware such as badge readers, kiosks, turnstiles, and cameras.
Lead Platform Engineer: end-to-end owner of the platform and hardware fleet everything runs on. Product teams are your customers. You own infra-as-code, CI/deploys/DX, monitoring, hardware fleet ops, and incident escalation.
Lead Software Engineer: technical owner of an autonomous 2-3 person product team, taking scoped projects from design through release. Not a people-management role.
Both: operational maturity, a habit of mentoring, and AI used to accelerate without outsourcing judgment. Jobsite-adjacent experience (construction tech, access control, IoT/hardware) is a bonus.
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