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Lead Software Engineer — Product Reliability Engineering

haddock · Remote (US) · Remote

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About haddock

El primer Punto de Control para el sector Horeca. Incrementa la rentabilidad de tu negocio con una herramienta todo en uno que te permite controlar el margen de tu restaurante con datos actualizados en tiempo real. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

We're replacing that with a permanent Product Reliability Engineering team, and you'd be the first hire and the one who builds it. You'll lead two engineers plus a rotating seat from the product engineering team. This is a hands-on role where 75% of your time is expected to be spent doing software engineering work.

More about this role

➡️ Can you be a haddock engineer?

Engineers at haddock are action-oriented , business-oriented , curious , communicative , autonomous , and take full ownership of their work.

They are champions of figuring out the unknowns. They talk to customers, deliver quality work, improve our tooling, and are ambitious. We look for people with these same motivations and ways of working.

We strongly adhere to the Lean Startup and Agile principles , favoring action over analysis, imperfect iteration over perfect delivery, and face-to-face communication.

➡️ The role, honestly

Right now, bug resolution at haddock is handled by a squad of two product engineers who rotate every month. It works, but it doesn't scale: twelve onboardings a year into the work that needs the most context, variable throughput month to month, and a backlog that goes down when we add people and back up when we take them away.

We're replacing that with a permanent Product Reliability Engineering team, and you'd be the first hire and the one who builds it. You'll lead two engineers plus a rotating seat from the product engineering team. This is a hands-on role where 75% of your time is expected to be spent doing software...

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