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Elios AI in Houston is seeking a Lead Application Developer to own the corporate application portfolio and drive the implementation of a new Content Services Platform. This senior, hands-on technologist leads a small, high-trust team and reports to the VP of Data & Applications.
You will design, build, and integrate the platform across Finance, HR, Asset Management, Client Experience, Leasing, Legal, and Construction & Design, while mentoring developers and guiding best practices.
Location: Houston, TX (onsite 4 days per week, 1 day remote) Type: Direct hire, full-time
Compensation: $150,000 to $160,000
Our client is a Houston-based commercial real estate owner and developer, and they are hiring a Lead Application Developer to take technical ownership of the corporate application portfolio. This is the senior hands-on technologist on a small, high-trust app dev team, reporting to the VP of Data & Applications.
The headline project is the implementation of a new Content Services Platform that will bring workflow automation, modern document management, and robotic process automation to the entire company. You are the person who designs it, builds it, and decides how it gets integrated with everything else. From there, you own the health of the applications supporting Finance, HR, Asset Management, Client Experience, Leasing, Legal, and Construction & Design.
This is a lead role in the real sense. You set the standards, review the code, make the build-versus-buy calls, and are the technical voice in the room with business stakeholders and vendors. You will also mentor a small group of developers and help shape how the team works. If you want a role where you are one of a hundred developers on someone else's platform, this is not it. If you want to be the person the business comes to when something important needs to get built, keep reading.
You get a clean slate on a platform that will touch every department in the company, real decision-making authority, and a business that will actually see and use what you build. The team is small enough that your work is visible and large enough that it matters.