Engineering Manager (Python) - Dominican Republic
iForce Connect · United States · 2026-08-09
About this role
This is a remote position.
Latin America | Europe | US
We are seeking a seasoned Engineering Manager who remains a technologist at heart. This is a "player-coach" role designed for a senior back-end engineer who has successfully transitioned into leadership without losing their technical edge.
You should be someone who makes sound, high-stakes decisions quickly, acts as technical authority and understands that great software is built by people who truly care about the product’s mission.
Key Responsibilities
• Lead & Mentor: Manage a high-performing squad of engineers, fostering a culture of technical excellence and professional growth.
• Architect & Execute: Leverage your deep Python expertise to guide architectural decisions and provide hands-on technical leadership on complex back-end challenges.
• Product Ownership: Work closely with stakeholders to understand the "why" behind the "what," ensuring engineering efforts align with the broader business vision.
What You Bring
• Python Mastery: An extensive background in senior-level Python back-end engineering. You should still feel at home in a codebase and be hands-on.
• Proven Leadership: Experience managing direct reports or mentoring engineering teams.
• Senior Engineering Judgment: The ability to make fast, reliable decisions based on experience and technical maturity.
Bonus Points For:
• The Tech Stack: Hands-on experience with Django or FastAPI.
• Ops Fluency: A background in Infrastructure and DevOps (AWS, CI/CD, K8s).
Originally posted on Himalayas
Skills asked for
- python
- django
- fastapi
- devops
- aws
- ci/cd
- k8s
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