Head of Engineering
Head of Engineering
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- We are seeking a hands-on Head of Engineering to lead the next stage of our engineering transformation.
- You will be responsible for the reliability, scalability, security, and technical direction of our restaurant SaaS platform, including POS, payment processing, online ordering, kitchen operations, reporting, loyalty, and multi-location management.
- This role is ideal for an experienced engineering leader who enjoys solving complex technical challenges, building high-performing engineering teams, and delivering reliable software that powers mission-critical business operations.
- You will work closely with Product Management and Executive Leadership to modernize our technology stack, improve engineering processes, and build the foundation for AI-enabled restaurant operations.
- This is not a pure management role. We are looking for a leader who is comfortable making architectural decisions, mentoring engineers, reviewing designs and code, improving engineering discipline, and helping the team solve difficult technical problems.
- Key expertise includes:
- SaaS / POS / Payment / Transaction SystemsAWS, ECS, CI/CD, Monitoring, Security
- Order, Payment, Printing, API, Reporting Systems
- Engineering Management and Team Building
- Release Management, Testing, Rollback, Incident ResponseAPI Architecture, Microservices, Database DesignAI-assisted Engineering and Product Infrastructure
- 401(k) matching
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Referral program
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