Jobye-Kyle Karmaker

From what I’ve seen, it’s like another step between intermediate and senior? Bit unnecessary either way imo.

Yeah, weird. Well hopefully if this gets used more generally, the explanation for what it means will also propagate.

Thanks for clarifying! You're the first person that's responded who actually has direct experience with this. (It still seems confusing/redundant -- it's possible for people to be feature leads without being people leads)

Yeah. I know we've had a lot of interesting discussions about this with candidates because what is considered "senior" or "advanced" depends a lot on your current team.

For example, our average seniority level in the studio is over 10 years. But we see a lot of applicants coming in with "senior" or higher titles who have ~5 yrs of experience. But for us, you are not "senior" & we don't have that title in our studio b/c it's meaningless for us.