The Role
The Sensor team builds software that runs across Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints, scanning for misconfigurations and vulnerabilities and enabling Remedio’s
customers to automatically fix the risks found. It powers capabilities across remediation, patching, application control, security, system configuration, networking, and more,
with new capabilities added frequently as new cyber and AI risks emerge. Some areas require low-level systems work, especially where endpoint safety and reliability matter.
We’re looking for a hands-on Software Team Leader to lead one of the most critical engineering areas at Remedio. You’ll own both the team and the technical direction, shape
architecture, stay close to the code, and drive new capabilities from research and design through production. This is not a role where management means stepping away
from engineering. You’ll lead design and code reviews, solve complex system-level challenges, help the team make strong technical decisions, and work with others to
troubleshoot real customer problems in production. Because the Sensor is evolving quickly, the team is not limited to one OS, module, or use case. You’ll have real influence
over what we build next, how the architecture evolves, and how the team itself grows.
Responsibilities
Lead, mentor, and grow a team of highly technical engineers
Own architecture and technical direction across significant Sensor areas
Stay hands-on in research, design, implementation, debugging, and code reviews
Drive new cross-platform capabilities across Windows, macOS, and Linux from idea to production
Push new capabilities through OTA and lead troubleshooting of real customer issues in production
Shape priorities and long-term technical decisions together with Product, Research, Security, and Engineering
Requirements
5+ years of experience building complex software in systems, infrastructure, backend, endpoint, or similar environments
Proven experience leading engineers and owning both people and technical outcomes
Strong software engineering and architecture skills, with the ability to make and drive complex technical decisions
Experience prioritizing technical work, creating clarity for a team, and driving projects through delivery
Experience working close to operating systems or system internals
Strong coding and debugging skills in Go, C++, Rust, or similar languages
Ability to mentor engineers, raise the technical bar, and take responsibility for the quality and execution of the team
Familiarity with Windows, macOS, and Linux environments, with deeper knowledge in at least one.
Strong advantages: deep Windows knowledge, low-level systems experience, endpoint or agent-based products, cybersecurity or security infrastructure, and cross-platform development.
