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Corilus is seeking an Engineering Manager to lead a software squad of four to twelve engineers. You will own delivery quality, team health, and the interface with product stakeholders to align priorities.
You will mentor engineers, foster a safe culture, manage sprint rituals, and drive improvements while balancing roadmap goals with capacity.
Corilus is the leading provider of digital solutions for healthcare professionals in Belgium, with over 30 years of experience building software for doctors, pharmacists, nurses, and care coordinators. Today, we serve more than 70,000 healthcare professionals.
We are now at an inflection point. Following the acquisition of Sofia Dévelopement in France and backed by PSG and Rivean Capital, we are consolidating our portfolio into a unified, AI-native platform that will redefine clinical software across Belgium and France.
We are looking for builders — people who see the gap between what healthcare software is today and what it could be, and who want to close it.
As an Engineering Manager, you lead one engineering squad within a product line, typically between four and twelve engineers. This is the first formal people leadership role in our engineering organization.
You are accountable for team performance, delivery quality, and the operational health of the systems your team owns. You balance execution with people leadership, ensuring alignment with product priorities while building a healthy, engaged, and sustainable engineering environment.
You act as the primary interface between your team and product stakeholders, creating clarity, focus, and accountability.
Corilus is a leading provider of digital solutions for healthcare professionals, with more than 30 years of experience delivering innovative software that helps doctors, pharmacists, nurses, and other care providers work more efficiently so they can focus on patient care, serving over 70,000 healthcare providers across Europe.