Technical Engineering Lead

Point Digital Finance, Inc.

4h•Remote

About The Position

As a Frontend Technical Lead on the Growth team, you will own the frontend architecture and user experience for our customer-facing conversion and engagement surfaces. You’ll lead 3–6 engineers through multi-month projects, balancing hands-on frontend development with architectural leadership. Your work will directly impact conversion rates, onboarding flows, and the quality of our web experience — partnering with Product, Design, and Marketing to run rapid experiments and make data-informed decisions that drive measurable growth.

Requirements

BS/MS in Computer Science/Engineering or equivalent experience.
7+ years of software engineering experience, with 4+ years focused on frontend development.
Deep proficiency in TypeScript, React (or equivalent modern framework), and modern CSS/styling approaches.
Strong understanding of responsive design, web accessibility (WCAG), and frontend performance optimization.
Experience building and maintaining component libraries or design systems.
Proficiency with at least one public cloud provider (AWS, Azure, GCP) and CI/CD pipelines for frontend deployments.
Proven track record of leading small-to-medium teams to deliver high-quality, customer-facing web applications.
Clear communicator comfortable presenting to both technical and business audiences.

Responsibilities

Define and evolve the frontend architecture for Growth surfaces — landing pages, onboarding flows, conversion funnels, and personalization layers.
Champion a component-driven design system with modular, testable patterns that support A/B testing, feature flagging, and rapid experimentation.
Drive frontend performance optimization (Core Web Vitals, bundle size, rendering) as a lever for conversion and engagement.
Partner with Design, Product, and Marketing to scope experiments, translate mockups into accessible implementations, and prioritize conversion improvements.
Translate technical constraints to non-technical stakeholders and use written documentation to drive alignment on architectural decisions.
Remain hands-on: write and review frontend code daily in TypeScript/React, with supporting work in Python or Ruby for API integration.
Own the experimentation pipeline — build and instrument A/B tests, analyze results, and iterate on winning variants.
Provide accurate milestone estimates, monitor progress against schedules, and proactively communicate risks to stakeholders.
Mentor engineers on frontend best practices, component design, accessibility, and the business context of their work.
Lead frontend design reviews independently and establish standards for code quality, performance budgets, and testing coverage.