• own meaningful pieces of Epic's web application end-to-end—from Angular UI through PHP and Go services to MySQL • design and ship features that span the stack • partner with product, design, data, and infrastructure to land features well • mentor more junior engineers through code review and pair work • improve the developer experience of the codebases

• Identify systemic engineering challenges across our platforms and drive their resolution — shaping the technical backlog and near-term architecture. • Propose and validate technical approaches for problems involving scale, performance, security, or cross-team dependencies. • Lead architectural decisions for complex, ambiguous, or high-risk initiatives. • Incorporate modern industry patterns — including AI/ML tooling — into our technical strategy where it genuinely moves the needle. • Write code, review PRs, debug production issues, and optimize system performance — this is not a whiteboard-only role. • Dive deep into our AWS infrastructure, Kubernetes workloads, and JVM-based services to find and fix what's actually wrong. • Participate in our on-call rotation as a second-level escalation point for complex engineering incidents. • Step in during large incidents to help teams triage, coordinate, and resolve — and follow through with post-incident reviews that drive lasting fixes. • Champion operational excellence across our engineering teams: observability, reliability, deployment practices, and the operational habits that keep systems healthy at scale. • Partner with engineering teams as a technical point of contact on complex projects — ensuring good architectural decisions get documented and don't have to be re-litigated. • Work directly with Engineering Managers to align technical work with team and product priorities. • Mentor engineers across our teams, raising the technical floor through reviews, pairing, and direct feedback. • Stay close to the customer. Understand how Sailthru's platform affects the people using it, bring that context into technical decisions, and push back when engineering choices create friction for customers. • Partner closely with the product team — contribute to shaping what gets built, not just how. The best technical decisions happen when engineering and product are thinking together from the start.

• Take ownership of two products and product delivery teams • Collaborate with teammates to ensure complete, succinct, and testable acceptance criteria. • Partner with the Product Owner/Manager to ensure alignment between Product and Engineering. • Accountable for hiring Engineers on the product delivery teams • Contribute effectively to the code base across the full stack and lead by example • Coach others to ensure high-quality and efficient delivery of business value. Align the Engineer’s career goals with the company's goals. • Evaluate the team to provide direct guidance on performance and potential. Provide technical leadership through mentorship, coaching, and assistance. • Lead the continuous improvement of Engineering practices • Align team decisions with Enterprise Architecture Principals and Department goals • Stay on the leading edge of software engineering practices and technologies, while building a collaborative learning culture. • Strives to drive a positive user experience • Able to work through and solve complex problems • Accountable for outcomes for the company, technology, and team.

• Build and scale full stack systems powering Louco’s event discovery platform • Own end-to-end user flows across the platform • Develop and improve systems for personalized feeds and recommendations • Integrate AI into the product experience • Build scalable ticketing and checkout-related systems • Collaborate with engineers and product team for intuitive experiences • Take ownership of features from idea to production • Improve platform scalability, reliability, and app performance