Role summary

Own a module in a full-stack product. Drive technical direction, solution design, and reliable delivery while bridging business and engineering.

Experience ranges (7+ years) are indicative. We value impact, ownership, and problem-solving ability.

What you'll do

• Own module outcomes end-to-end (design, delivery, and production reliability).
• Lead design discussions, trade-offs, and architecture decisions.
• Drive discovery/blueprinting and translate needs into a technical plan.
• Lead customer-facing workshops, demos, and technical discussions.
• Convert customer needs into scalable product capabilities (config-first, reusable patterns).
• Guide engineers through reviews and hands-on problem solving.

Skills & technology

Required

• .NET , backend architecture and solution design
• Advanced SQL performance engineering and data design
• Scalable API and integration design (REST platforms, integration patterns)
• Strong understanding of distributed systems and complex integrations
• Frontend awareness across enterprise UI frameworks
• Legacy service layers and integrations (including WCF)
• Preferable exposure to SAP/ERP Integrations, RFC, iDOC, PI-PO
• API security fundamentals (authentication/authorization, JWT)
• Strong collaboration with DevOps on CI/CD automation and release reliability
• Familiarity with cloud deployment concepts (as applicable)
• Uses AI-assisted tools responsibly for faster development, debugging, and documentation, while maintaining code quality

Engineering practices

• Sets standards for reviews, testing, and release readiness.
• Promotes observability and operational discipline.
• Improves predictability by clarifying scope, risks, and dependencies.

You'll be successful if

• You can turn ambiguous requirements into a clear technical approach and delivery plan.
• You can lead design discussions, align stakeholders, and guide trade-offs.
• You improve reliability by raising engineering practices (reviews, testing, observability).
• You can unblock delivery and prevent repeat incidents.

Preferred domain

• Manufacturing, MES, MOM, Industry 4.0, Batch Manufacturing , Pharma Manufacturing

Originally posted on Himalayas