Job Description

About the team Everything that you see on the internet - developers made it. Even the page that you\'ve opened right now and are reading this very line from - a developer. At slice, we\'re trying to build a world class product and that takes some crazy, world class engineers. A team so supportive - even if you miss a \'\' in your code, they got your back till the code runs successfully. What You will do Lead a high performance engineering team to develop the next generation financial platform & application in payments. Collaborate with the product and business team to understand the requirements, and build product execution and delivery roadmap Champion best design, development and code quality practices in the engineering team Hire a quality team to deliver a world class product. Setup and improve processes to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the team. Build, coach and mentor a high performing team. Qualifications What you will need 6+ years of experience in software development & a good understanding of modern programming languages and cloud environments A minimum of 2-3 years of experience in managing, & building high performance teams. Proven track record of delivering high performance and scalable platforms in a fast-paced agile environment Good leadership and communication skills Additional Information Life at slice Life so good, you\'d think we\'re kidding: Competitive salaries. Period. An extensive medical insurance that looks out for our employees & their dependants. We\'ll love you and take care of you, our promise. Flexible working hours. Just don\'t call us at 3AM, we like our sleep schedule. Tailored vacation & leave policies so that you enjoy every important moment in your life. A reward system that celebrates hard work and milestones throughout the year. Expect a gift coming your way anytime you kill it here. Learning and upskilling opportunities. Seriously, not kidding. Good food, games, and a cool office to make you feel like home. An environment so good, you\'ll forget the term \'colleagues can\'t be your friends\'.

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