

Fluffernutter
Fractional Technical Project Lead (AI-Native SaaS, Part-Time)
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This role is for a Fractional Technical Project Lead (AI-Native SaaS, Part-Time) with a contract length of 15–20 hours/week, offering remote work. Key skills include Python, GCP, microservices, and AI tools. SaaS experience required; no team management involved.
🌎 - Country
United States
💱 - Currency
$ USD
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💰 - Day rate
Unknown
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🗓️ - Date
February 21, 2026
🕒 - Duration
Unknown
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🏝️ - Location
Remote
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📄 - Contract
Unknown
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🔒 - Security
Unknown
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📍 - Location detailed
United States
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🧠 - Skills detailed
#iOS #Storage #AI (Artificial Intelligence) #Microservices #GitHub #React #SaaS (Software as a Service) #Regression #Python #Cloud #Lean #GCP (Google Cloud Platform) #SQL (Structured Query Language)
Role description
We’re building an AI-powered iOS app that turns messy camera rolls into beautiful monthly video journals.
Our backend is live. Architecture is stable. Product works.
But our lead engineer is currently doing everything — backend development (Python), AI orchestration, testing, infrastructure (GCP), and release management.
We’re looking for a part-time Technical Project Lead to bring clarity, rhythm, and structured execution to the system.
This is not a traditional PM role.
You won’t manage a team of engineers.
You’ll help one excellent engineer stay focused, reduce overwhelm, and prevent regressions across a Python + GCP microservices stack.
Tech Environment
• Backend: Python
• GCP (Cloud Run, Pub/Sub, Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage)
• Containerized microservices
• React Native frontend
• GitHub CI/CD
• AI-assisted development workflow
What You’ll Do
• Map service dependencies
• Define clear “done” criteria before dev begins
• Structure weekly execution plans
• Identify breakpoints before they become bugs
• Help systematize testing workflows
• Maintain steady release cadence
• Bring consistency to a one-dev AI-powered environment
We care more about systems thinking and execution discipline than heavy coding.
You Might Be a Fit If:
• You’ve worked in SaaS environments
• You understand Python backends and cloud infra
• You’re deeply comfortable using AI tools in engineering workflows
• You bring calm structure to complex systems
• You prefer consistency over chaos
15–20 hrs/week
Remote
Async-friendly
If this sounds interesting, message me directly with:
1. A short note on how you reduce overwhelm in lean technical teams
1. An example of a system you stabilized
We’re building an AI-powered iOS app that turns messy camera rolls into beautiful monthly video journals.
Our backend is live. Architecture is stable. Product works.
But our lead engineer is currently doing everything — backend development (Python), AI orchestration, testing, infrastructure (GCP), and release management.
We’re looking for a part-time Technical Project Lead to bring clarity, rhythm, and structured execution to the system.
This is not a traditional PM role.
You won’t manage a team of engineers.
You’ll help one excellent engineer stay focused, reduce overwhelm, and prevent regressions across a Python + GCP microservices stack.
Tech Environment
• Backend: Python
• GCP (Cloud Run, Pub/Sub, Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage)
• Containerized microservices
• React Native frontend
• GitHub CI/CD
• AI-assisted development workflow
What You’ll Do
• Map service dependencies
• Define clear “done” criteria before dev begins
• Structure weekly execution plans
• Identify breakpoints before they become bugs
• Help systematize testing workflows
• Maintain steady release cadence
• Bring consistency to a one-dev AI-powered environment
We care more about systems thinking and execution discipline than heavy coding.
You Might Be a Fit If:
• You’ve worked in SaaS environments
• You understand Python backends and cloud infra
• You’re deeply comfortable using AI tools in engineering workflows
• You bring calm structure to complex systems
• You prefer consistency over chaos
15–20 hrs/week
Remote
Async-friendly
If this sounds interesting, message me directly with:
1. A short note on how you reduce overwhelm in lean technical teams
1. An example of a system you stabilized






