Lead Web Developer (All Turtles)

As a lead web developer in the All Turtles San Francisco office, you’ll work as part of small teams on a variety of projects, from creating new products and websites to developing internal tools and reusable frameworks. You’ll work with partners from a variety of disciplines, including product and brand designers, performance marketers, and business analysts. You’ll have the freedom to choose the right tools for each job, and to set out the development practices that will guide All Turtles for years to come.

You’re the right person for this job if you love to work on small, autonomous teams, take pride in the quality of both the code and user experiences that you create, crave variety in your work, and are comfortable working in any part of the stack.

This person will be responsible for:

• Working closely with product designers to refine and implement a product vision.
• Working closely with performance marketers to design and implement experiments.
• Rapidly taking new ideas from concept to launch and beyond.
• Applying your experience to help define the overall product architecture, choose the tech stack, and contribute to all aspects of development.
• Identifying opportunities to build reusable tools and frameworks that will enable you and the rest of the team to more rapidly develop future products.

The ideal candidate will have:

• Spent a least 5 years in professional software development roles.
• Built web-based products from scratch. You’re an expert at building application front ends in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and you’re comfortable designing APIs and implementing backends to go with them.
• Worked close with designers to create new experiences. You speak their language and share their values.
• Worked on projects that are user-centric. You’re passionate about making products that real people will find indispensable.
• Worked on a variety of projects. You’ve got breadth to go with your depth.
• Worked with common analytics products such as Google Analytics, Mixpanel and Optimizely. You know how to design and run experiments.
• Worked in a startup environment. You’re comfortable with ambiguity and change.