This job description reads, at least to me, like the minimum requirements for any frontend developer position. It's not clear to me what makes this a lead posit

This job description reads, at least to me, like the minimum requirements for any frontend developer position. It's not clear to me what makes this a lead position. I started to go on a rant about what job descriptions are generally missing, but then I clicked through the day in the life link and that basically answered my questions. Incorporate some of that onto the job page. As to what I liked: My personal primary factors in fit are the amount of autonomy (including hours), process overhead, and the fact that I care about user experience, tools, and code quality but not about making money. Put differently, I expect someone else to be worried about the what and when ($) but I generally want as much control over the how as I can get. That's not to say I want to be a cowboy coder, but autonomy is what makes coding a craft instead of just labor. Edit: I'm not really looking to apply, just happened to hit HN in between things and got annoyed.