Director of Engineering
Director of Engineering
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Serve as the lead technical voice of the internal/external customer, enabling systems that allow for providing timely, well documented and insightful input
- Directly responsible for API integrations
- Develop front end mobile and web architecture
- Design user interactions on mobile/web
- Ensure cross-platform optimization for mobile
- Develop back end applications
- Ensure application responsiveness
- Deliver quality solutions that meet or exceed consumer and technical needs
- Own and understand existing/new customers’ technical needs and translating how our platform offerings could match those needs
- Understand partners' APIs and assist sales with integrating with partners
- 7+ years development experience
- Experienced with API integrations and reviewing API documentation
- Experience with React, preferably
- Experience with PHP/Laravel, required
- Experience with AWS Experience with identity providers such Auth0 and OktaHave experience with relational databases, preferably SQL ServerHave excellent communication, business partnering, and customer service skills
- Be skilled working with cross-functional project and product teams Self-starter, excited to roll up sleeves and dive in wherever is needed
- Able to identify process gaps, create solutions and continually iterate on processes as the team grows and needs change
- Able to multi-task across multiple projects, teams, and deadlines
- Be accountable and deliver
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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