This is hands-on and outward-facing. You will lead through code, architectural direction, and constructive challenge — ensuring we are building the right things in the right way, and getting to production incrementally rather than in big-bang releases.
What you’ll do
Own the technical delivery strategy — how we decompose, sequence, and integrate work so that teams deliver end-to-end value early and iterate from there.
Shape cross-cutting architecture patterns — resilience, event-driven integration, idempotency, observability — and ensure they are adopted consistently across services.
Drive architecture decisions toward delivery — challenging over-engineering, unblocking teams when decisions stall, and ensuring designs are practically deliverable.
Establish engineering practices that scale: test-driven development, contract testing, continuous integration, trunk-based development, and vertical slicing.
Coach and raise the bar across engineers and architects — through pairing, design review, code review, and hands-on demonstration of what good looks like.
Apply domain-driven design practically — bounded context integration, aggregates in code, anti-corruption layers — bridging strategy and implementation.
Define testing strategy for an event-driven microservices architecture — unit, integration, contract, and end-to-end, with clear guidance on where each adds value.
Ensure teams are self-sufficient faster — through reusable patterns, service templates, and clear architectural guardrails that accelerate rather than constrain.
Experience you’ll need to have
Significant experience as a senior/principal engineer or technical lead delivering distributed systems in production.
Deep hands-on experience with modern Java or Kotlin, Spring Boot, and microservices architectures.
A track record of shaping technical strategy and architecture direction across multiple teams — not just delivering within one.
Strong experience with event-driven architectures — Kafka, event sourcing patterns, eventual consistency, and integration patterns.
Practical application of domain-driven design — both strategic (bounded contexts, context mapping) and tactical (aggregates, domain events, repositories).
Experience designing for resilience in distributed systems — circuit breakers, retries, timeouts, bulkheads, graceful degradation.
Proven ability to coach and influence engineers and architects, shifting culture toward pragmatic engineering excellence.
A conviction that AI-assisted engineering is transformative, with experience applying AI tools to accelerate development, testing, or delivery workflows.
Experience with iterative delivery — vertical slicing, walking skeletons, integration-first approaches.
Experience that would be great to have
Familiarity with payments, financial services, or high-volume transactional domains is a plus but not essential.
Exposure to Confluent Cloud, AWS, Kubernetes, GitLab CI, or observability tooling (Dynatrace, distributed tracing) is beneficial.
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