Engineering Tech Lead

What you’ll do

Lead software engineering for a critical platform and support its transition to a new cloud environment and capability (AWS to GCP and Angular as front end) 

Manage a small team of senior engineers onshore as well as a larger group of offshore team members

Build strong relationships with both internal and external stakeholders including product, business and sales partners 

Leverage strong experience in full stack software development and public cloud like GCP and AWS

Ensure compliance with EFX secure software development guidelines and best practices and responsible for meeting and maintaining QE, DevSec, and FinOps KPIs

Facilitate Sprint planning, Sprint Retrospectives, and other team activity

Responsible for implementation architecture decision making associated with Product features/stories, refactoring work, and EOSL choices

Create and deliver technical presentations to internal and external technical and non-technical stakeholders communicating with clarity and precision, and present complex information in a concise format that is audience appropriate

What experience you need  

7+ years of software engineering experience in an enterprise environment (Java based preferably) 

Experience managing, supporting and mentoring a small team of senior engineers

4+ years experience with Cloud technology: GCP, AWS, Azure 

Experience designing and developing cloud-native solutions

4+ years experience deploying and releasing software using Jenkins CI/CD pipelines, understand infrastructure-as-code concepts, Helm Charts, and Terraform constructs

Experience working in an agile environment with the relevant associated tools 

What could set you apart

Previous experience understanding a complex business and engineering environment and then migrating to a new cloud platform

Demonstrated problem solving skills and the ability to navigate ambiguous environments while leading software engineering for a platform or product

Strong communication and presentation skills to technical and non-technical audiences