Tech/Team Lead - Full-Stack Developer

Founded in Berlin, autarc is a 35+ person start-up who were part of Y Combinator’s S24 batch in San Francisco. Our team consists of people in Sales, Tech and Operations, with the Engineering & Product department currently 20 people, as we continue to grow throughout the year.

As a Lead Fullstack Engineer, you will be part of a small squad working on specific product and segment features. You'll be responsible for managing a cross functional team of individuals, mostly made up of Software Engineers but also including a Product Manager and Product Designer.

As the company expands its operations to other renewable energy sources, you’ll work on a planning tool for outlets such as heat pumps, solar and more.

Before the end of the year, you will help polish and fine tune our web-based product, with the goal to then contribute towards building a brand new app from scratch, which will serve our customers and expand how the product will be utilised by our multidisciplinary customer base.

This means being someone who leads by example when it comes to having high standards, whilst also being a manager that can continue to be hands on and contribute to our code base on a consistent basis.

Creating Frontend applications in React

Focusing on flawless Frontend designs and UI

Interacting with the Design team to improve UX

Be hands-on in designing, coding and testing cycles for both existing and new features

From an Engineering perspective, the role is Fullstack with a 80/20 split between Frontend & Backend. You can expect management to consume 30% of your overall time. Hands on experience with the Javascript ecosystem, particularly React & Typescript

• Background in working at B2B SaaS start-ups
• Fluency in English with German being a huge bonus

26 paid vacation days

• The choice between Dance or JobRad for mobility
• Regular team events, lunches and activities

Culture fit call with a Marius (CTO)

Final on-site interview with Marius (CTO), Etienne (CEO) and the team

Through this, autarc is reducing the hurdles to decarbonizing single-family homes and small apartment buildings in Europe, with the goal to help with the planning and designing of 1 million heat pumps by 2030.