技术负责人 (Fool.com和Motley Fool Money)
Tech Lead (Fool.com and Motley Fool Money)
我们是谁?
The Motley Fool 是一家以使命为导向的金融服务公司,致力于让世界变得更聪明、更快乐、更富有。30 年来,我们通过透明、教育和有趣的“傻瓜式”方式,帮助人们做出更好的投资决策。我们是一支快速推进、协作紧密的团队,重视高质量的工作、好奇心和主动性。我们对所做的工作充满热情,我们的工作对真实人们的财务未来有深远影响。
这个团队做什么?
Fool.com 和 Motley Fool Money 团队是数百万投资者发现、阅读和与 The Motley Fool 互动的核心。这两个是我们最引人注目的平台——一个内容丰富的旗舰网站和一个快速增长的个人理财品牌——支持它们的工程师直接塑造了我们所服务人群的体验。团队推进速度快,交付真实产品,并为在压力下依然稳定的代码感到自豪。
你在这个职位中会做什么?
作为技术负责人,你是两个平台的工程核心,负责设定技术方向,保持生产环境健康,并让周围的工程师变得更好。你不会在写代码和领导团队之间做选择;你会每周都同时进行这两项工作。
更具体地说,你将:
- 负责 Fool.com 和 Motley Fool Money 的技术方向,保持产品速度和长期代码健康的诚实平衡
- 保持动手实践:编写代码、审查 PR、每天与团队配对工作
- 通过一对一沟通、技术指导和实际的职业发展对话,辅导和培养你的下属
- 负责两个平台的生产可靠性:事件响应、可观测性以及监控和告警的持续改进
- 与产品、设计、市场和业务部门领导合作,将业务目标转化为技术策略
- 有意识地推动 AI 集成,包括生产功能和团队构建软件的方式
- 维护并演进工程标准、部署流程和工具链,使团队能够自信地交付
- 在各业务单元之间协作,确保技术决策与公司整体方向一致
你的一周大致安排:25% 时间用于动手编码和代码审查,25% 时间用于技术领导和系统设计,25% 时间用于人员管理,25% 时间用于跨职能协作和事件响应。这个比例会有所变化。有些周可能深入代码,有些周则在规划或生产支持上投入更多。适应这种变化是关键。
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Who are we?
The Motley Fool is a purpose-driven financial services company on a mission to make the world smarter, happier, and richer. For 30 years we've been helping people make better investment decisions through transparency, education, and Foolish fun. We're a fast-moving, collaborative team that values high-quality work, curiosity, and initiative. We care deeply about what we do, and we're driven by the impact our work has on real people's financial futures.
What does this team do?
The Fool.com and Motley Fool Money team is at the center of how millions of investors find, read, and engage with The Motley Fool. These are two of our highest-visibility platforms—a content-rich flagship site and a fast-growing personal finance brand—and the engineers who support them are directly shaping the experience of the people we exist to serve. The team moves fast, ships real things, and takes pride in code that holds up under pressure.
What would you do in this role?
As Tech Lead, you're the engineering anchor for both platforms, the person who sets technical direction, keeps production healthy, and makes the engineers around you better. You won't be choosing between writing code and leading people; you'll be doing both, week in and week out.
More specifically, you would:
- Own the technical direction for Fool.com and Motley Fool Money, keeping product velocity and long-term code health in honest balance
- Stay hands-on: writing code, reviewing PRs, and pairing with your team daily
- Mentor and grow your direct reports through 1:1s, technical coaching, and real career development conversations
- Own production reliability for both platforms: incident response, observability, and continuous improvement of monitoring and alerting
- Partner with product, design, marketing, and business unit leadership to translate business goals into technical strategy
- Drive AI integration thoughtfully, both in production features and in how the team builds software
- Maintain and evolve the engineering standards, deployment processes, and tooling that keep the team shipping confidently
- Collaborate across business units to align technical decisions with broader company direction
The rough shape of your week: 25% hands-on coding and code review, 25% technical leadership and system design, 25% people leadership, 25% cross-functional collaboration and incident response. That split will shift. Some weeks are deep in code, others in planning or production support. Comfort with that variability is part of the job.
What we're looking for
- You've got 7+ years of professional software engineering experience, with at least 2 years in a tech lead or senior+ capacity
- You're fluent in Python and have real production experience in Django. Wagtail experience is a plus.
- You can navigate and contribute to a Next.js codebase; you don't need to be a JS specialist, but front-end shouldn't be a black box to you
- You have a deep, practical understanding of the HTTP request/response cycle, REST API design, and how web applications work end-to-end
- You've worked with AWS services and modern observability tooling (Datadog, Sentry, or equivalents) in production
- You have a track record of mentoring and growing engineers—not just technically, but as people
- You've integrated AI/LLM capabilities into production applications, or you're someone who's clearly been building toward it
- Bonus points: experience leading high-traffic consumer web platforms, familiarity with content-driven sites and editorial workflows, and comfort with CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions) and modern testing approaches (Playwright or similar)
Why this role is exciting
This is a rare opportunity to lead two of The Motley Fool's most important digital platforms at a moment when the company is actively investing in AI, modernizing its stack, and building for the next chapter. You'll have real technical ownership, a team worth showing up for, and the backing of an organization that's serious about both the engineering and the mission. If you want to write code you're proud of and shape something that matters, this is the role for you.
Please note, no sponsorship is available for this position. You must reside in, or be willing to relocate to, one of these states for employment: Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington DC, and Wisconsin.
· Flexible, remote work environment (see our open states above)
- No "vacation policy" (not to be confused with a "No vacation" policy)
- Generous fully-paid parental leave
- $1,000 annually to invest in stocks of your choice
- Super low premiums for medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Comprehensive compensation package, including company equity
Annual Pay Range
$200,000—$230,000 USD
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