VP of Engineering — Hybrid/Remote with Growth Path

Egreenservices; Charleston (SC); Hybrid; USD 208,000 - 341,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Mentorship and growth ladder

Job summary

Advanced Healthcare Group is seeking a VP of Engineering who treats Linux documentation as a first draft to improve. This hybrid role offers a compensation package between $208,000 and $341,000 with hands-on ownership and a clear ladder for technologists in Charleston and beyond.

You will own the end-to-end technology service, architect fault-tolerant distributed systems using gRPC and CI/CD, and mentor teams while keeping production systems steady and observable from Charleston or remote.

Qualifications

• 13+ years of professional experience with gRPC.
• Strong CI/CD and Elasticsearch curiosity.
• Detail-oriented with a commitment to accuracy.
• Able to own end-to-end technology services.
• Hybrid/remote work capability in Charleston.

Responsibilities

• Build responsive, accessible front-end interfaces with Linux
• Own a technology service end to end, from Linux schema to on-call rotation
• Architect fault-tolerant distributed systems leveraging gRPC and CI/CD
• Troubleshoot and resolve production incidents across Elasticsearch-based applications
• Wire up Analytical Thinking feature flags for safe testing on Charleston traffic
• Hand off Elasticsearch runbooks for smoother on-call rotations
• Keep the Elasticsearch build pipeline green so Charleston deploys never wait for a red light

Skills

GPRC

Elasticsearch

CI/CD

Distributed systems

Linux

Frontend interfaces

Incident troubleshooting

On-call ownership

Analytical thinking

Mentorship

Job description

Advanced Healthcare Group is seeking a VP of Engineering who treats Linux documentation as a first draft to improve. This hybrid role offers a compensation package between $208,000 and $341,000 with hands-on ownership and a clear ladder for technologists in Charleston and beyond.

You will own the end-to-end technology service, architect fault-tolerant distributed systems using gRPC and CI/CD, and mentor teams while keeping production systems steady and observable from Charleston or remote.