NurseRemotely is seeking an Engineering Team Leader to manage a small product team and foster team dynamics while also participating in product development. The ideal candidate should have experience in managing engineering teams and a strong background in software development, particularly with frontend or backend technologies. The position offers full remote work flexibility and a competitive salary range along with various benefits
Job Summary
Remote is solving modern organizations’ biggest challenge – navigating global employment compliantly with ease.
A Team Leader is responsible for all the work of a team and the spokesperson for everyone in it.
Our full benefits & perks are explained in our handbook at remote.com/r/benefits.
Matching Summary
Match Score: 85
NurseRemotely is seeking an Engineering Team Leader to manage a small product team and foster team dynamics while also participating in product development. The ideal candidate should have experience in managing engineering teams and a strong background in software development, particularly with frontend or backend technologies. The position offers full remote work flexibility and a competitive salary range along with various benefits.
Salary
$75,450 — $169,700 USD
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Manage a product team of 3-5 engineers
Actively participate in product development
Hiring and onboarding new engineers
Provide continuous and constructive feedback
Guidance and coaching to the team
Autonomous agents for execution
Agentic workflows end-to-end
Verification loops for results
Nice-to-have
People-first approach
Inspire others and instill confidence
Ambitious about diversity, equality, and inclusion
Key Requirements
Managed an engineering team of at least 2 people
Extensive experience with Frontend (React, JS, ES6 and Jest) or Backend (Elixir/Phoenix)
Strong engineering fundamentals
Practical experience designing or adopting agentic/automation workflows
Ability to think in systems
Solid communication skills
Solid knowledge of engineering and development principles