Our client, operating in the biotech industry, is looking for a Lead Product Engineer to drive their software roadmap forward.
Own customer-facing products end-to-end. Ship quickly, learn even faster. Build both back end and UI. Connect the right data to the right UX so customers see value in minutes, not months.
We’re looking for a hands-on Lead Product Engineer to be the technical backbone of our customer-facing experiences. You’ll report directly to the CEO and, while you’ll have support around you, this is primarily an IC role with high visibility and impact.
Responsibilities:
Build & ship: Deliver user-facing features across the full stack (front end + back end + data). Weekly releases are the norm.
Data integration: Connect and transform large internal datasets to power features and insights. Ensure seamless data flow from source to product.
Automate delivery: Create workflows that move data from the lab to customer dashboards with minimal manual steps.
Focus on usability: Simplify flows, polish UX details, and iterate quickly with customer feedback.
Own quality pragmatically: Tests where they matter, feature flags, observability. No heavy ceremony.
Lightweight leadership: Unblock with code reviews, accelerate with mentorship, give direct feedback—no nitpicking.
Shape the product: You’re responsible for crafting the digital face of the company—delivering experiences that feel seamless and valuable.
Requirements
Bias toward shipping customer value quickly.
Fluency in one modern front end (React/Next.js or similar) and one back end (Python preferred, Node or similar OK), with solid SQL skills.
Use AI coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, etc.) daily to accelerate development.
Have experience with cloud (AWS/GCP), CI/CD, and security best practices.
Previous experience in ML model monitoring and quality assurance tools.
Previous experience in the Pharma or Biotech industry.
Education and Experience
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field.
Have 5+ years building end-to-end customer-facing web products.
