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SafeStay in the United States is hiring a founding Engineering Manager and Technical Lead to build the platform from the ground up. You will shape the technical vision, stand up the system of record and billing, and recruit and lead a small team of engineers in a player-coach capacity.
As the primary architect and hands-on coder early on, you will own ingestion of partner activity, enable accurate invoicing, and power claims handling.
SafeStay is building an insurance company for the short-term rental industry. It is a category the insurance market has never served properly, so the people running these businesses have made do with products built for other industries and stitched together from more than one provider. We are building for this industry from the ground up rather than adapting to it.
We are hiring a founding Engineering Manager and Technical Lead to build this from the ground up. This is a rare 0-to-1 opportunity: you will help shape the technical vision, stand up the platform, and hire and lead the engineering team that brings it to life.
As a player-coach, you will be equally comfortable in the architecture diagrams and in the codebase. You will own the systems that ingest partner activity, serve as the billing source of truth, and power claims handling for our partners and operators. The decisions you make in the first year will define how this business scales for years to come.
The financial backbone of the business. You will build the systems that ingest partner activity and serve as the authoritative billing source of truth, and turn that activity into accurate monthly invoices.
The internal system that makes claim handling efficient and compliant. You will build the tooling our team relies on to track, adjust and resolve claims with a clean audit trail.
This role is remote to start, based in the United States, with the potential to become a hybrid position (Austin, NYC, Nashville, and Atlanta under consideration).
The problem: Short-term rental managers run real businesses on coverage designed for other industries. Nobody has built this properly, so we are.
The stage: We are early. The platform, the products and the way we work are all still being decided, and the person doing the work is usually the person making the call.
The team: A small group of insurance operators and builders who move fast and hold a high bar. High standards, low ego.
The offer: Competitive pay, equity, and benefits.