Team Lead / AI-native Engineering Lead at Mindia KZ
Team Lead / AI-native Engineering Lead
Mindia KZ
1,000,000 to 1,500,000 KZT Gross per month
Astana / Office
Mindia KZ is developing a product for the construction industry, with AI capabilities intended to deliver value to users.
Responsibilities:
• Lead the engineering team by assigning responsibilities, conducting code reviews, and contributing to hiring and engineer development.
• Spend 40–60% of the role on hands-on development: implement key features, test them, solve complex technical problems, and ship changes for real users.
• Make architectural decisions that account for reliability, security, performance, and cost.
• Coordinate work between engineers and AI agents by preparing context, assigning tasks, and verifying results.
• Develop the product's AI capabilities, evaluate their quality and user value, and identify regressions.
• Maintain stable production operations after release and resolve production issues.
Requirements:
• Demonstrated experience as a Team Lead, including leading developers, assigning work, making technical decisions, developing engineers, and taking accountability for team results.
• Experience taking a product from development through production launch and supporting it afterward, including maintaining stability, troubleshooting, and further development.
• Strong current engineering skills and deep proficiency in at least one production technology stack. Able to work with production code and independently investigate complex technical issues.
• Understanding of application architecture, APIs, data, security, and production operations.
• Practical experience building and launching LLM-based solutions, including working with context, knowledge, tools, or AI agents, and understanding model capabilities and limitations.
• Product thinking, including understanding user needs, setting priorities, and delivering working results.
Optional:
• Experience with B2B products, enterprise integrations, CAD, BIM, or digital products for the construction industry.
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