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TokenBrickLabs, a Seattle-based blockchain studio, is seeking an Engineering Manager to lead a remote squad spanning protocol, backend, and product engineering. You will set delivery bar, grow people, and maintain high technical standards for institutional partners.
You will hire and coach engineers, align with Product and Design on roadmaps, and ensure quality through reviews, testing, and incident response.
TokenBrickLabs is a Seattle-based blockchain studio that designs, audits, and ships production Real-World Asset tokenization — issuance, identity, custody, and settlement rails for funds, fintechs, and operators. We hire globally and build for institutional security, compliance, and day-two operations, not slide-deck prototypes.
As an Engineering Manager, you will lead a squad spanning protocol, backend, and product engineering. You set the delivery bar, grow people, and keep the technical standard high enough for institutional partners — without becoming a bottleneck.
At TokenBrickLabs, we are engineering the institutional standard for Real-World Asset tokenization. Our mission is to ship platforms centered on security and compliance, requiring a commitment to technical excellence that extends beyond simply delivering code. As a global organization, we set a high bar for those driven to do their best work alongside world-class peers.We value engineers who treat development as a craft and own the outcome from concept to deployment. We expect our teams to bring structure to ambiguity and shape the frameworks that support our studio. We refuse to compromise on quality and seek problem solvers who thrive on high-impact technical challenges.
Engineering Managers at TokenBrickLabs lead remote squads that ship issuance infrastructure. You hire and coach ICs, sequence work with Product, and stay close enough to TypeScript, Solidity, and cloud to make sound calls. You represent engineering in leadership forums and protect focus when tokenization work is ambiguous.