The Code Marketing is a digital marketing agency founded in 2020 and based in Puerto Rico. Over five years we've built a team of 12 and a client roster spanning local brands and multinational CPG accounts across Puerto Rico, the United States, and Latin America.
We're adding a Lead Developer with full-stack experience and a track record building applied AI systems.
Responsibilities
- Build and maintain internal and client-facing web applications, from requirements gathering through deployment
- Design system architecture and data models derived from business processes
- Implement LLM-based systems in production environments, with quality controls and output validation
- Integrate third-party APIs and build reliable data pipelines
- Develop websites and applications meeting performance, technical SEO, and analytics standards
- Scope and estimate technical projects, and document all deliverables
Requirements
- 4+ years of full-stack development experience in production environments
- React / Next.js and TypeScript
- Node.js and/or Python
- PostgreSQL, with strong data modeling skills
- Demonstrated experience implementing LLM APIs in production: RAG, function calling, and cost control
- Third-party API integration and data pipeline management
- Ability to translate business processes into data structures
- Technical autonomy and a documentation habit
- Professional English and Spanish
- Portfolio of production systems with access, repository, or walkthrough
Nice to have
- Prior experience at a marketing, advertising, or consulting agency
- Meta Ads API, Google Ads API, GA4, or advertising data connectors
- AI output evaluation methodologies
- Experience gathering requirements directly with clients
- Technical SEO and web performance optimization
- Automation with n8n, Make, or Zapier
Selection process
Application, technical screening, paid practical case, interview with leadership, and reference checks.
Apply here: https://form.jotform.com/thecodemarketing/jobs
We review production systems, not résumés. Include access, a repository, or a walkthrough of something you've built that's in real use, along with a brief description of the problem it solved and the technical decisions you made.