Strong Client-Facing Engineering Manager Profile
Mandatory (Experience): Must have 8+ years of engineering experience, with substantial exposure to back-end development, scalable distributed systems, and modern web services
Mandatory (Leadership): Must have 2+ years of experience in people and delivery leadership, owning engineering execution and leading teams to deliver complex products
Mandatory (Client-Facing Experience): Must have proven experience working directly with external stakeholders / clients, translating client requirements into engineering plans and delivering solutions with high customer impact
Mandatory (Technical Skills 1): Must have in-depth experience with Java, Spring, microservices and understanding of Software development lifecycle (SDLC), building reliable, high-performance systems
Mandatory (Technical Skills 2): Strong problem-solving and design capabilities; experience with system design, architecture reviews, and engineering best practices
Mandatory (Tools): Must have expertise in agile methodologies and project management tools
Mandatory (Communication): Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a track record of presenting technical solutions to both technical and non-technical stakeholders
Mandatory (Cross-Functional Collaboration): Must be skilled in working with product, design, sales, and client teams to drive requirements, delivery, and client success
Mandatory (Execution & Delivery): Demonstrated ability to manage end-to-end delivery, coordinate releases, prioritise effectively, and deliver results in time
Mandatory (Company):Product companies
Mandatory (Stability): Must have stayed for at least 2 years with each of the previous companies
Mandatory (Education): B.Tech in computer science, engineering or a related field from Tier 1, Tier 2 colleges (Master's preferred)
Mandatory (Note 1): Education can be ignored for candidates with proven experience in strong, reputed product companies
Mandatory (Note 2): This role is a balanced mix of individual contribution and leadership responsibilities (50–50).