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realworld one is seeking a Vice President of Engineering to lead and scale its engineering organization, shaping the platform strategy across XR, AI, and real-time 3D capabilities. The role demands strong technical depth, strategic thinking, and hands-on leadership to build a category-defining enterprise framework.
You will guide architecture, data, and platform investments, partnering with cross-functional leaders to translate strategy into scalable products and deliver measurable performance
As Vice President of Engineering at realworld one, you will play a central role in building a new category around one of the largest unmet opportunities in industrial enterprises: execution performance.
While organizations invest billions in systems that manage quality, operations, service, and business performance, no system today is designed to measure, improve, and manage execution itself. We believe execution performance will become a critical enterprise layer, enabling organizations to systematically improve operational performance and business outcomes.
realworld one is building the platform required to make this vision a reality. As a key member of the Leadership Team, you will help lead the company’s evolution from a leading XR solution provider into a category-defining platform company, while building the engineering organization and technology foundation required to achieve that vision.
Working at the intersection of immersive technologies, enterprise software, data, and AI, you will define the architecture, platforms, and engineering capabilities required to help organizations understand how work is executed, identify performance gaps, and continuously improve outcomes at scale. In doing so, you will help establish execution performance as a measurable and manageable enterprise capability.
This role is designed for an ambitious engineering leader who combines technical excellence, strategic thinking, and execution rigor to shape a category-defining company.