The phrase "as technical lead" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a role or position in a project or team, specifically indicating that someone is taking on the responsibilities of a technical lead.
Example: "In this project, I will be working as technical lead to ensure that all technical aspects are addressed effectively."
Alternatives: "in the role of technical lead" or "serving as technical lead."
Jill serves as technical lead, developing apps, a WordPress multi-site framework, and providing tech support.
She is currently serving as Technical Lead for the data acquisition system for the planned U.S.-based Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment.
Arne credits this broader outlook for his role in developing a major international quality assurance program, for which SERC now serves as technical lead.
"I am very happy to see IATI [International Aid Transparency Initiative] mentioned in the commitment and DI, which acts as technical lead within the IATI secretariat, is also offering support to organisations that are facing challenges regarding the standard.
And, last but not least, David Dunham, our tech guru, quite literally worked two jobs in 2018: as technical lead and production manager he ensured that everything happened as it must — oh, and he also managed the project that brought you the amazing new search engine launched last month.
Nakamoto declined to be interviewed for this story, and not even Andresen, who took over the project as technical lead in May 2010, has communicated with Bitcoin's founder except through e-mail and posts on Web forums.
The HRSA project officer role as coordinator/liaison was differentiated from that of the team leader as the technical lead and synthesizer of information.
So I recruited Reid (now in graduate school in California), who provided institutional knowledge about the project, and Quentin Smith '10, who served as the technical lead for ADITL 2009, rewriting much of the software and providing support.
Anthony Levandowski, the central figure in this lawsuit and the man accused of stealing trade secrets, was a co-founder of Waymo and worked on the project as a technical lead.
As the technical lead for IBM's biggest semiconductor accounts in China and Japan, Aparna worked across cultural barriers while managing a global team of 20, and delivering sales commitments greater than $400 million per year.
