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Ortho2, LLC. in the United States is seeking an Engineering Manager to lead a ~10-person software team spanning developers, senior engineers, and UI/UX specialists.
This is a hands-on leadership role with influence on architecture and team growth. You’ll own performance, hiring, and delivery health, participate in architecture discussions, and partner with the VP of Development to align technical strategy with business goals.
Ortho2 is the industry leader in orthodontic practice management software, serving thousands of practices that depend on our platform for their day-to-day success.We’rea small, close-knit company where engaged employees are the foundation of everything we do. Our atmosphereis laid back, roles are flexible, and ownership is readily available.
This is arelatively newposition, which means youwon’tinherit a playbook.You’llhelp define the role as you grow into it.
As Engineering Manager,you’llleada ~10-personteam of Software Developers, Senior Engineers, and a UI/UX. We haveadditionalpositions to fill, soyou’lllikely beshaping the team from your first weeks.You’llown their growth, their performance, and the health of how they work. This is a hands-on role.You’llbe in designdiscussions regularly, and technical credibility with senior engineers is a core requirement, not a nice-to-have.
The VP of Development will drive architecture and technical strategy. You own the team that executes it, and the partnership between those two seats is the backbone of this job.
Our cloud platform has been actively developed for over 20 years. A large share of functionality still lives in .NET Framework, WPF, and WCF, andwe’remigrating side-by-side to modern .NET microservices, React andSvelteKitweb apps, and Kubernetes on Azure.You’dlead a team that works across that entire spectrum. Legacy and greenfield in the same week, sometimes the same day.
We’resmall, so everyone wears multiple hats and rolesflexwith the need. Priorities shift with customer dynamics. If you thrive on structure someone else defined, rigid ceremonies, strict processes, tightly bounded roles-you will not enjoy this job. If ambiguity reads as freedom to you, you will.
Wedon’trequirespecific degrees, certifications, or agile credentials.We’drather hear about what your teams shipped and who you grew.