Manage, coach, and support a squad of 4-8 engineers: set clear expectations, give regular feedback, and support each person's growth
Create clarity on priorities, delivery, and technical direction, working closely with your Product Manager
Contribute to the definition of your team's OKRs
Work across functions: align with Compliance, Operations, and other engineering teams on shared scope and dependencies
Review technical proposals, ask sharp questions, and help the team make trade-offs explicit before decisions are made
Contribute directly when it adds value
Improve how the team works: delivery practices, observability, reliability, on-call processes, and engineering quality
Be accountable for the reliability and availability of the systems within your team's scope
In partnership with Product and Design, establish a clear technical vision for your area
Represent the team's technical choices and trade-offs to peers and leadership
Requirements
Engineering management experience: You have at least a first experience managing engineers, either as an Engineering Manager, Tech Lead, or Team Lead.
Engineering background: You need to be credible in technical conversations across the area: how data flows through backend systems, where correctness constraints come from, and how technical decisions shape customer and operational outcomes.
Distributed systems experience: You're comfortable with event-driven architectures, asynchronous systems, and the trade-offs that come with them.
Comfort in regulated environments: You understand why correctness, auditability, and reliability are non-negotiable in financial systems, and what that means for how you build and operate them.
Clarity in complexity: You are comfortable creating structure in ambiguous environments.
Communication across audiences: You can explain a technical trade-off to an engineer, a PM, a Compliance lead, and a VP with the right level of detail for each audience.
Distributed and multicultural teams: You have experience working in remote or hybrid environments, with teams across different countries, cultures, and ways of working.