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About the role
At Beyond Finance, we've made it our mission to help everyday Americans escape the endless cycle of crippling debt and step into a brighter financial future. Through compassionate, individualized care, supportive user-centric technology, and customized financial solutions, we've helped over 1 million clients.
We're searching for a Software Engineering Manager to own technical direction and backend architecture for supporting creditor negotiations and lead a high-performing team.
What you'll do
- Own technical direction and backend architecture for supporting creditor negotiations.
- Prototype new architecture and patterns, and lead the technical projects that strengthen the platform.
- Regularly code review and demonstrate technical leadership over the systems to give good guidance on designs and tradeoffs.
- Partner with product management, QA and SDETs, and other engineering teams to plan, prioritize, and deliver the pod's roadmap.
- Weigh in on the feasibility, cost, and risk of product decisions, giving alternatives when there's a better path.
- Lead a high-performing team: mentor engineers, staff them on projects that deliver results while growing their skills, and keep the engineering bar high.
- Set and model best practices for code quality, testing, reliability, and scalability, with particular care for data integrity across external integrations and sensitive financial data.
What they're looking for
- Experience managing engineering teams.
- 5+ years of experience building and deploying scalable applications in the cloud.
- Experience with Ruby on Rails.
- Expertise in scoping large projects and initiatives into small iterations for release.
- Clear and efficient communication skills.
- Mentorship skills and the ability to give well-crafted constructive feedback.
Nice to have
- Experience in a startup environment is not required but preferred.
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