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Frontline Education Group seeks a Performance Center of Excellence Lead to partner with Platform, SRE, and product engineering teams to raise performance and scalability for our K-12 education platforms. You will establish the standards, tooling, and testing methodology that drive reliable, real-world performance across the portfolio.
You will lead enablement, develop maturity models, and embed on high-priority initiatives while guiding a small QA practitioner to ensure performance work is
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Performance Center of Excellence Lead
Location: Remote or Hybrid to Wayne, PA
Frontline's Performance Center of Excellence Lead partners across Platform, SRE, and product engineering teams to raise the performance and scalability bar for the systems that power K-12 districts nationwide. In this role, you will build and lead Frontline Education's performance engineering practice — establishing the standards, tooling, and testing methodology that our engineering organization uses to validate that our products perform reliably under real-world load. This is a center-of-excellence model focused on organizational capability-building, not large-scale team management. You will operate as Frontline's performance engineering authority: leading enablement and education across teams, establishing standards and maturity practices, reporting on adoption progress, and embedding directly on high-priority initiatives where performance risk is highest. You will also manage an existing performance QA practitioner who will contribute to hands‑on performance testing and tooling work. Success depends on influence, technical credibility, and the ability to scale performance engineering practices across teams you don't directly manage. The Performance COE Lead will report to the VP of Platform and Architecture and will work in close partnership with SRE, Platform Engineering, and product engineering leaders to ensure performance is treated as a first‑class engineering discipline — not an afterthought validated late in the delivery cycle.