Engineering Lead

Cleafy S.p.A.

Milano

In loco

EUR 55.000 - 62.000

Tempo pieno

14 giorni+

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Descrizione del lavoro

Cleafy S.p.A. is seeking an Engineering Tech Lead in Milan to guide a growing threat intelligence platform team. This hands-on leadership role blends coding with people management, delivery accountability, and strategic technical direction.

The ideal candidate has a solid full-stack background, uses AI-native tooling and agentic workflows to move fast while ensuring quality, and mentors engineers to own outcomes and customer-focused results.

Competenze

BS/MS in Engineering, Computer Science, Math, Physics, or related disciplines.
Strong background in full-stack engineering and leadership.
Experience with AI-native toolchains and agentic development.

Mansioni

Lead, mentor, and grow the team from one senior engineer through regular 1:1s and clear development paths.
Set priorities, remove blockers, and act as the technical and organizational reference for the team.
Drive technical and architectural decisions with product and security, balancing long-term quality with short-term needs.
Own end-to-end delivery: planning, prioritization, quality, deadlines, while managing technical risk.
Stay hands-on in an AI-native way, using AI-assisted and agentic development to design, prototype, test, and ship features.
Build software products that protect customers from attacks and fraud at scale.
Demonstrate AI-native workflows, fluency with AI tools, and agentic development to build, not just assist.
Proven experience as a full-stack engineer delivering complex products end-to-end.
Experience leading or growing engineers and a genuine interest in people growth.
Strong ownership of Agile with Scrum, Kanban, Jira from the process-shaping perspective.
Solid command of git and related best practices.
Experience designing RESTful APIs and microservices.
Experience with containers and CI/CD tools.
Solid grasp of testing methodologies and automation libraries.

Conoscenze

Full-stack engineering

Leadership & mentoring

AI-native development

RESTful APIs

Microservices architecture

CI/CD & containers

Git workflows

Agile methodologies

Testing & automation

English & Italian

Formazione

BS/MS in Engineering/CS/Math/Physics

Strumenti

TypeScript

Python

Echo

Next.js

Google Cloud Platform

Docker

Kubernetes

Git

Jira

Descrizione del lavoro

We are looking for an Engineering Tech Lead to guide and grow the team building our threat intelligence platform. This is a hands‑on leadership role: you will be both an active technical contributor and the person responsible for the people, the delivery, and the technical direction of your area.

The team is small today — one senior engineer — and you will play a central role in shaping how it grows, both in headcount and in capability. You will work within a cross‑functional, stream‑aligned group of frontend, backend, full‑stack developers, and security engineers, designing, developing, testing, and deploying features and enhancements that meet the needs of our customers and stakeholders.

Our ideal candidate combines a solid full‑stack engineering background with the ability to lead, and works in an AI‑native way: someone who leverages AI tooling and agentic workflows to design and ship software, who cares more about outcomes than about the volume of hand‑written code, has a keen interest in frameworks, libraries and design systems, acts as a customer advocate for the best possible user experience, and enjoys mentoring people and owning outcomes.

We build in an AI‑native way, and we expect this role to champion that approach across the team. Making the most of AI‑assisted and agentic development — to move faster and raise quality — matters more to us than how much code you write by hand: we treat fluency with these tools as a core engineering skill, not an optional add‑on.

You will have the opportunity to make a real impact in a fast‑growing organization, helping protect our customers while working and learning alongside highly talented technologists and top‑performing colleagues.

What you will do

Leadership & people

Lead, mentor, and grow the team, starting from one senior engineer, through regular 1:1s, feedback, and clear development paths
Set priorities, remove blockers, and act as the technical and organizational point of reference for the team

Technical & delivery

Drive technical and architectural decisions together with product and security, balancing long‑term quality with short‑term needs
Own end‑to‑end delivery: planning, prioritization, quality, and meeting deadlines, while managing technical risk
Stay hands‑on in an AI‑native way, using AI‑assisted and agentic development to design, prototype, test, and ship product features, from broad concepts down to the small details, where the ability to deliver with AI matters more than the volume of code written by hand
Build software products that protect our customers from attacks and fraud at scale

A genuinely AI‑native way of working: fluency with modern AI development tools and agentic workflows, and the judgment to apply them well to build, not just to assist
Proven experience as a full‑stack engineer, with a track record of delivering complex products end‑to‑end
Experience leading, mentoring, or growing engineers — formally or informally — and a genuine interest in people growth
Strong ownership of Agile ways of working and related tooling (Scrum, Kanban, Jira), from the perspective of someone who shapes the process, not just follows it
Solid command of version control (git) and related best practices (pull requests, git flow, etc.)
Experience designing RESTful APIs and microservices
Experience with containers and CI/CD tools
Solid grasp of testing methodologies and automation libraries

Technical context

You don’t need prior experience with every item below, but you should be comfortable evaluating technical choices across a stack like ours: