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Now, let’s discuss this role and what you will do to help achieve Fever’s mission
Tech environment
This role is intentionally not defined by one framework or specialty. That said, you will likely operate in an environment that includes Python-based services and APIs, relational databases, data-warehouses, real time databases and SQL, event-driven or distributed systems, cloud infrastructure, containers, CI/CD pipelines, and observability tooling. Depending on the project, you may also work with AI APIs, LLM-based workflows, retrieval patterns, and automation tooling.
Nice to have
- Experience working on internal platforms, operational tools, or product-heavy backend systems.
- Experience with Python frameworks such as Django, Flask, or FastAPI.
- Experience with PostgreSQL, Snowflake, Tinybird, Redis, and SQL-heavy applications.
- Familiarity with event-driven architectures or messaging systems such as Kafka or RabbitMQ.
- Experience with AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, or similar infrastructure patterns.
- Familiarity with observability and monitoring tooling.
- Exposure to AI-enabled product development, LLM integrations, RAG patterns, or workflow automation.
- Experience working on 0→1 initiatives or undefined problem spaces.
- Demonstrated leadership through ownership of difficult projects with broad impact.
What success looks like
- You turn ambiguous opportunities into working systems or products that create clear value.
- You help teams make better trade-offs and avoid overengineering, fragmentation, and local optimization.
- You improve not only what gets built, but also how decisions are made.
- You become a trusted technical leader for important cross-functional initiatives.
- You increase the leverage of other engineers and teams through your judgment, technical direction, and execution support.
- You help connect engineering work to real operational and business outcomes.
Who will thrive in this role
You will likely thrive here if
- You are energized by ambitious, messy, high-leverage problems.
- You like operating where priorities evolve and the path is not fully defined.
- You care more about impact than about staying inside a narrowly defined engineering lane.
- You enjoy combining engineering depth, product thinking, and business context.
- You naturally look for the highest-leverage way to move a system, a team, or a product forward.
- You want to play a meaningful role in shaping how the company builds and scales.
