Engineering Lead
Flashpoint · Remote · Remote in the United States ·
COMPENSATION
€•• – ••k
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- Engineering Lead II
- Fully remote role
- Laravel + Python AI
- Kubernetes + AWS/GCP
- Manage 5-8 engineers
Join Flashpoint as an Engineering Lead II to take technical ownership of critical threat intelligence products. You will partner with product management to drive architecture and roadmap for a small, senior team shipping fast across diverse technologies.
This position requires balancing hands-on coding with leadership responsibilities. You will ensure system reliability while guiding career growth for engineers working on sensitive breach and leak data ingestion and analysis.
What you'll do
- Define technical direction for Echosec, SED, and Identify products
- Lead architecture decisions for cost, scale, and data quality
- Manage quarterly commitment cycles and roadmap planning
- Mentor senior engineers and oversee performance reviews
- Collaborate with Product Manager on strategic decisions
- Maintain credibility through regular code contributions
- Represent team in cross-functional architecture forums
What you'll need
- Experience managing 5-8 engineers end-to-end
- Production experience with mature server-side applications
- Proficiency in PHP/Laravel or similar frameworks
- Hands-on Kubernetes experience with managed Postgres/Redis
- Track record of improving legacy systems without rewriting
- Experience owning on-call rotations and incident response
- Ability to balance technical depth with leadership duties
Stack
- Laravel
- Python
- Kubernetes
- Postgres
- Redis
- AWS
- GCP
- Azure
How you'll work
- Fully remote position
- Global team collaboration
- Regular virtual team events
- Flexible communication channels
What you get
- Base salary $145,800-$180,000 plus bonus
- Gym reimbursement programs
- Expensed lunch allowances
- Learning and development opportunities
- Diverse and inclusive culture initiatives
- Formalized career path guidance
- Regular performance feedback cycles