Software Engineering Manager
Sugary is hiring an Engineering Manager for their fintech platform. The role involves hands-on architecture and coding for high-throughput financial systems while managing a small team. You will be responsible for scaling services, mentoring junior engineers, and ensuring timely delivery. The ideal candidate has strong backend experience in Node.js and Golang, coupled with deep AWS and Kubernetes knowledge.
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Experience
9+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Sugary is hiring an Engineering Manager for their fintech platform. The role involves hands-on architecture and coding for high-throughput financial systems while managing a small team. You will be responsible for scaling services, mentoring junior engineers, and ensuring timely delivery. The ideal candidate has strong backend experience in Node.js and Golang, coupled with deep AWS and Kubernetes knowledge.
TAL's take
Solid engineering requirements for a fintech role, though the company is not a known market leader.
Clear expectations for a hybrid IC/Manager role in a startup environment with specific stack requirements.
Must haves
- Experience in scalable applications managing latency and traffic
- Minimum 9 years of experience
- Experience in financial applications
- Full stack individual contributor capability
- Experience with microservices and distributed systems
- Proficiency in Node.js and Golang
- Experience with AWS and Kubernetes
Tools and skills
About the company
Unfamiliar company, default mid-tier.
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Interview bloopers
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