Engineering Lead- EL3 Backend
Whatfix is seeking an Engineering Lead to manage a team of 7-10 engineers for a major product area within their AI-powered DAP platform. You will be responsible for end-to-end technical delivery, architectural decisions, and team development. The role requires deep expertise in Core Java and Spring along with hands-on experience in high-scale system design. You will act as an execution anchor while fostering a high-performance culture in an onsite, collaborative office environment.
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Experience
8-14 years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 1
What you will work on
Whatfix is seeking an Engineering Lead to manage a team of 7-10 engineers for a major product area within their AI-powered DAP platform. You will be responsible for end-to-end technical delivery, architectural decisions, and team development. The role requires deep expertise in Core Java and Spring along with hands-on experience in high-scale system design. You will act as an execution anchor while fostering a high-performance culture in an onsite, collaborative office environment.
TAL's take
Strong engineering leadership role at a well-regarded Tier-1 Indian SaaS unicorn with clear ownership and scope.
The JD provides a very clear definition of the engineering lead responsibilities, team size, and architectural expectations.
Salaries at Whatfix
28.3 LPA average
Based on 36 Grapevine salary entries for Whatfix.
Engineering
2 - 4 years | D2
20 LPA average
Range: 16 - 24 LPA
Engineering
6 - 8 years | E5
36 LPA average
Range: 36 - 36 LPA
Engineering
8 - 10 years | Lead
36 LPA average
Range: 36 - 36 LPA
Sales
0 - 2 years | D2
9 LPA average
Range: 9 - 9 LPA
Must haves
- 8 to 14 years of experience in software engineering
- Strong Experience in Core Java, REST, Spring
- Experience in Unit Testing and Automation
- Experience in CI/CD, Jenkins, Docker, K8S
- Experience with relational or NoSQL databases
- Hands-on in Architecting and developing large-scale applications
- Design for performance, scalability, fault tolerance, and high availability
Tools and skills
Nice to have: javascript, typescript, react.
About the company
High-growth enterprise software unicorn with significant funding and established market leadership in Digital Adoption Platforms.
Posts mentioning Whatfix
Everstage raising 30mil @ 150mil valuation🚀
Everstage, a SaaS startup, is in advanced stages to raise $30 million from new investor Eight Roads Ventures, valuing the company at $150 million. Existing backers like 3one4 Capital and Elevation Capital will also participate in the round. - What do they do? Everstage, founded in 2020, is a sales performance management platform designed to automate sales commissioning processes for companies. It counts PopMenu, Whatfix, Chargebee, and Alphasense among its customers. - Trends: Investors are increasingly focusing on SaaS startups, with reports of other companies in the space, such as Whatfix and HighPerformr, also securing significant funding rounds. - Market Outlook: The investment into Everstage reflects the growing interest in vertical platforms within the SaaS space, with various investors setting aside funds to invest in B2B SaaS startups. Scoop: Money Control
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[For whatfix employees] What % of your vested ESOP were bought back by the company?
https://thearcweb.com/article/software-whatfix-warburg-pincus-softbank-khadim-batti-tjg14y9xU2ji4ENQ The post claims 40% of employees participated in ESOP buyback. Would be great what % of ESOPs were bought back, will also be great to know how much they made post tax!