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You have the ability to think broadly and cross-functionally around how your technical decisions will impact the end-user product experience both in terms of how existing features work as well as what new functionality could be unlocked. * You are an empathetic communicator. You express nuanced ideas clearly at different levels of abstraction for different audiences. In disagreements, you prioritize curiosity over confrontation, making sure everyone feels heard and understood. You avoid tying your ego to the systems you've built or are trying to build. * You're familiar with our current tech stack or can learn unfamiliar technologies quickly. Our current tech stack is: + Typescript, React, Node.js, Python + AWS services: Aurora (Postgres), Elasticache (Redis), Docker + Elastic Container Registry (ECR), ECS (Fargate), Lambda, OpenSearch + IaC: Terraform + Deployment tools: Github, CircleCI, Netlify, Playwright + Observability tools: Cloudwatch, Datadog, Mezmo, Grafana ## Description While we don't have titles at Clay (everyone here is a "Software Engineer," sorry!), we're always looking for technical leaders who can play a key role in driving business outcomes and impact across the engineering organization. You'll leverage your technical expertise to shape strategic direction, execute ambitious and complex projects, and elevate the overall effectiveness of the team. Your impact will go beyond individual contributions: you'll shape architecture, mentor engineers, and drive process improvements to enhance efficiency, scalability, and the overall effectiveness of the engineering organization. There'll be no shortage of fun problems to explore and technical challenges to solve., We're hiring across many skillsets (product engineering, platform engineering, AI engineering, security, devEx, etc), but broadly the expectations for engineers of this seniority are: * Big picture thinking. You'll take a step back and see beyond the immediate details, the current roadmap, and the individual teams. You'll set the technical strategy for the domains that you cover. * Executing. The projects you take on may be messier, more ambiguous, or more technically complex. You can bust through obstacles that block others, but you'll also often have to rely on larger groups of people and/or the trust and influence you have within the organization to succeed and scale your impact. * Leveling up the team. You'll influence engineers at the company via teaching, mentoring, reviewing designs and proposals, and reviewing code. 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