SportsDevHub
Lead Full-Stack Engineer

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SportsDevHub | Full-Time | Remote
SportsDevHub is looking for an exceptional Lead Full-Stack Engineer to take technical ownership of our growing sports technology platform.
We are looking for someone who can lead the technology while still personally writing code, fixing problems and launching products.
What you'll own
You will take responsibility for the SportsDevHub technology platform from architecture through to production, working directly with the Founder/CEO and a small team.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Hands-on backend and frontend development
- Technical architecture and platform ownership
- Development and growth of 5Score
- Fantasy sports technology
- Live scores, fixtures, statistics and sports data
- Live streaming, video and highlights
- APIs and third-party integrations
- Mobile and web applications
- Push notifications and personalisation
- Technical SEO and Google rankings
- Google Play and App Store performance/ASO
- Site speed and Core Web Vitals
- Analytics, acquisition and retention tracking
- Cloud infrastructure, databases and DevOps
- CI/CD and release management
- Monitoring, reliability and security
- AI and automation
- Multi-tenant / white-label architecture
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You'll also manage specialist external developers and suppliers when required, but we expect you to remain personally involved in building and shipping the product.


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Our Technology Challenge
We want to turn SportsDevHub into a highly scalable sports platform capable of supporting significant consumer traffic and multiple B2B customers.
A major focus will be growing through:
- Search → App Discovery → Content → Live Scores → Video → Fantasy → Engagement → Retention
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