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# Lead Full Stack Engineer (Laravel, Remote NL/UK Based)

- **Company:** Workwize LLC
- **Location:** United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Laravel, Software Construction
- **Published:** October 20, 2026
- **Apply:** https://arc.dev/remote-jobs/j/redirect/pszae00l71

## About the Role

* You have 8+ years building software at product companies, and you're currently a Senior Software Engineer, Lead Engineer, Tech Lead, Senior Full Stack Engineer, Senior Product Engineer or similar. You've worked in a real cross functional team, not alone and not in a two person shop.
 * You have a deep technical and architecture foundation. You can explain how the systems you built fit together, why you made each trade off, and what would break first under load. AI makes you faster, it does not stand in for understanding what you shipped.
 * You use AI and agents as your default way of working, and you can name the tools, models and harnesses. You know exactly which parts you still do yourself and why, and you read what the agent produced closely wherever it touches data, money or auth.
 * You've coached peers, not only juniors, and you can point to a specific skill someone has now because of you.
 * You've driven a change in how a team works and confirmed with a metric that it landed.
 * You're an extremely strong communicator. You get to the point, you can hold a constructive disagreement without it getting personal, and feedback is something you go looking for rather than something you survive.
 * You have judgment about what not to build. The fastest way to ship is to cut the right thing, and you'll defend that call.
 * You're proactive to the point of being slightly annoying about it. You'd rather fix it and tell people afterwards than raise it and wait.