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AG Talent Ltd. is seeking a Software Engineering Technical Lead for a fully remote role across Europe. You will own day-to-day technical delivery and production operations, leading a small remote team while the CTO handles people management.
Responsibilities include uptime, performance, security, backups, and incident response, plus guiding PostgreSQL performance and scaling as the platform grows; collaboration with AI tooling and governance will be key.
Are you an Engineering Lead who wants full ownership of production on a platform processing 50 million background jobs a day?
It is a bootstrapped SaaS platform providing CRM, analytics and automation, with a new autonomous AI agent product driving most of its growth.
€95,000 to €140,000 depending on experience, plus potential revenue share - Preference is B2B but they can work through a EoR too
Tech Stack: Ruby on Rails, Sidekiq, PostgreSQL, React, Electron, dedicated servers on Hetzner and OVHcloud
They will consider engineers who don't have Ruby experience as long as you are happy to learn it.
This is a bootstrapped business, five years trading, a great ARR, with an established customer base and no investors to answer to. The founders are both still hands on. They are hiring their first senior engineer outside the two of them.
The next step is scaling all of that beyond a single primary server, with the monitoring, recovery and review standards a business this size should already have. That is where you come in.
You will own day to day technical delivery and production operations, so the founders can focus on product and growth.
This is hands on. Diagnosing problems, writing and reviewing code, directing technical work and following it through to release. You will get production access and be accountable for keeping the platform secure, fast and recoverable.
You will lead a small, fully remote engineering team technically. Formal people management stays with the CTO. Unresolved priority conflicts go to the CEO.