• Lead a multi-layered Salesforce engineering organization, including Development Managers, Salesforce Developers, Salesforce Administrators, and nearshore/offshore teams • Act as a leader of leaders, coaching Development Managers on execution, prioritization, technical decision-making, and people leadership • Build a culture of accountability, urgency, psychological safety, and continuous improvement • Drive clear goal-setting, performance management, succession planning, and talent development across teams • Partner cross-functionally to align engineering priorities with product, client delivery, and business outcomes • Navigate a matrixed organization with multiple stakeholders and competing priorities while maintaining focus and clarity • Serve as the senior technical authority for AssistRx’s Salesforce ecosystem, with deep expertise in Service Cloud and Experience Cloud • Provide architectural oversight across Apex, Lightning Web Components, Flows, integrations, and event-driven architectures • Ensure Salesforce solutions are secure, scalable, compliant, and support enterprise healthcare use cases • Establish and enforce engineering standards, code quality practices, CI/CD discipline, and platform governance • Collaborate with peer Directors to align tools, patterns, and best practices across engineering teams • Own sprint planning, backlog health, and delivery predictability across multiple Salesforce teams • Ensure Agile/Scrum practices are consistently executed and continuously improved • Proactively surface and manage risks, dependencies, capacity constraints, and delivery tradeoffs • Lead incident management, production support, escalation processes, and on-call rotations • Drive operational excellence across change management, security, compliance, and release management • Ensure teams are trained, enabled, and prepared to meet evolving technical and regulatory demands

• Modernize our identity stack to enable building agentic features • Bring your knowledge of distributed systems to build highly-scalable, fault-tolerant systems in a hybrid monolithic/microservices architecture. • Work cross-functionally with product managers and business stakeholders to understand the best way to meet our customers’ needs. • Make an impact working on projects that will drive growth, profitability, and customer satisfaction across ezCater. • Improve performance at every chance you get (we believe speed itself is a feature). • Have fun building meaningful software with awesome people.

• Write high-performance code in Rust and C for eBPF probes, user-space components, and kernel interactions • Handle core agent operations including data processing pipelines, inter-component communication, and system integration for the Linux endpoint agent • Design and develop eBPF programs and/or kernel-level drivers for behavioral monitoring and security event detection • Optimize eBPF program performance and ensure compatibility across different Linux kernel versions • Work with multi-platform logic in Rust while ensuring compatibility and optimal performance across different operating systems and architectures • Use logs, debuggers, and profiling tools to analyze performance, diagnose issues, and ensure correct behavior • Write unit and integration tests for your code, adhering to consistent coding style guidelines and overall product architecture • Communicate effectively with other developers and teams to ensure the component integrates well within the overall product architecture and maintains interoperability across platforms

• Become an expert and authority on our iOS codebase • Participate in hands-on development of new features and improvements • Participate in code reviews, learning, and spreading knowledge • Mentor other engineers and contribute to their career development • Proactively stay updated on the latest trends, tools, and technologies within the iOS development ecosystem, and contribute insights for the continuous improvement of our product • Occasionally contribute bug fixes or shepherd pull requests submitted by the user community