About the Position Every month millions of customers purchase insurance and other financial products through the Assurance platform. As we’re rapidly scaling our business and expanding into new business domains, we looking for seasoned engineering leaders to scale up our engineering org. As a Director of Engineering in charge of the Integrations Team, you will be leading several engineering teams in building the user experience, which facilitates continuous proficiency improvement on our platform. In this highly technical role, you will own product feature sets, drive technical roadmaps, and work across many cross-functional teams within our organization. About You Your responsibilities will include: - Leading a distributed engineering team (30+ engineers in 4 geographical locations) that is responsible for carrier integrations for the Assurance platform, along with a lot of business domain-specific functionality. - Working with a diverse set of stakeholders (VPs, Directors, and Product Managers) that grow Assurance business in the Health, Medicare, Life, Property &Casualty, and Personal Finance domains to plan engineering team roadmap and deliver on it. - Being both a partner to, and a customer of your peer Infrastructure and Platform teams, and work with their engineering leaders to identify opportunities to improve the Assurance platform for all users across all business domains. We expect you to tackle the engineering leader ultimately responsible for tackling at least the following challenges: - Build the next generation of a carrier integration platform that would allow us to integrate with tens of new carriers &product vendors by 2023 at a fraction of the time and engineering cost we spend today. - Support rapid growth of Assurance business across all domains, and be the engineering leader who can frugally solve today’s problems, while playing the long game and building systems for tomorrow. - Define platform-level SLO's for your services, and ensure your teams meet or exceed the objectives.
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