Independently handle advanced salesforce administration and configuration tasks, provide timely and high-quality support to users and extend SFDC to improve and automated business processes.
SVP ENGINEERING SOFTWARE
Hands-on manager that is also an excellent coder, delivers written coaching by understanding code-level detailsĭoes technical deep dives to find out the true root cause of our technical issues has the final say in software architectureīuilds and improves the software development platform we use to manage hundreds of products at scale leads a team of individual contributorsĮnsure high-quality software releases by creating product execution plans This job is part of the Engineering career ladder at Trilogy, which consists of the 12 roles listed below. With much higher sustainability and scalability than startups and 4x the delivery pace of legacy companies, we are proud to invite you to join us in this cloud revolution that we call Remote 2.0. By dividing our engineering team into 4 shifts across the globe, we ensure that each individual works only 40 hours a week but collectively our products are engineered 24/7 non-stop. Meanwhile, we have architected our remote global organization just like an asynchronous open-source environment for makers and creators.
SVP ENGINEERING FULL
We take full advantage of highly scalable, distributed databases - you even have the chance to work with the author of The DynamoDB Book! We also leverage the most advanced technologies provided by AWS and build our products directly on top - this allows us to take any legacy software product and rewrite it for the public cloud within 5k lines of code! Are you a leading technical expert who enjoys creating and scaling software products? Do you thrive in high-paced environments where you are in the driver’s seat for continuous quality improvements? If you have devoted your last decade to architecting software with enterprise-scale, we challenge you to spend the next decade building apps with web-scale!Īt Trilogy, we believe cloud-native engines power the future of enterprise software.
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