Position: Full-Stack Team Lead
Company: vrfor.tech
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

As R&D manager, you will lead a small team of full-stack developers, in building a user-facing cloud application that combines real-time audio feedback algorithms, clinical supervision, community and gamification. You will hire and lead engineers in an agile, continuous delivery cycle, emphasizing high delivery velocity along with consumer-grade quality. You will be working closely with product managers, the clinical team and the marketing team to provide great user experience along with effective clinical results.

We’ve been successfully helping stutterers in Israel for a couple of years now, and we’re currently gearing up to launch our service in the US, using a more novel platform. It is in post-seed stage and has partnered with health leaders in Israel and the US. Most importantly, the company is not just about cool technology: Its mission is to help people with speech impairments gain a quality of life they never thought they could have.

**Core competencies**
• Self and quick learning ability
• Hire great engineers, and keep them super-productive
• Implement a high-velocity, high-quality agile development cycle
• Build a stable, scalable cloud service architecture
• Be extremely hands-on - a leading contributor and architect in your own right

**Requirements**
• B.Sc. in Engineering or Computer Science, or equivalent military or professional experience
• At least 5 years of experience in relevant technologies: ReactJS, AngularJS, NodeJS, PHP, Go, Python
• At least 2 years’ experience working with AWS or equivalent cloud services
• Experience with Linux shell and scripting
• Experience continuously delivering and maintaining a live cloud service (“DevOps”)
• Experience in any of the following domains is a big plus:
o Mobile development, React Native
o DSP/RT programming, specifically real-time audio analysis
o Machine learning
o MatLab
o Manage outsourced on/off-shore developers (upwork and such)