Director, Engineering

<p> <strong>Headquarters:</strong> Americas Remote </p> <p>Hi, I'm Paul, VP of Engineering at <a href="http://Customer.io">Customer.io</a>. I'm looking for an experienced engineering leader to own several of <a href="http://Customer.io">Customer.io</a>'s product development engineering teams. This is a role for someone whose primary job is business impact: you set clear goals, hold teams accountable to schedules, and personally drive complex initiatives to done. Your first mandate is a high-priority, executive-visible platform initiative — the kind of project where you'll set the direction, align the org, and carry it across the finish line yourself. If you're energized by making things happen inside an organization — not just managing the people who do — this role is for you.</p> <h2>About <a href="http://Customer.io">Customer.io</a></h2> <p>Over 9,000 companies — from scrappy startups to global brands — use our platform to send billions of emails, push notifications, in-app messages, and SMS every day. <a href="http://Customer.io">Customer.io</a> powers automated communication that people actually want to receive.</p> <p>We help teams send smarter, more relevant messages using real-time behavioral data. Under the hood: Go, React and AI help us ship fast and scale with confidence.</p> <h2>What We Value</h2> <p><strong>Execution above all</strong><br>Leading a team and driving impact are not the same job — yours is the second one, and the team is how you do it. You set direction, create accountability, and see initiatives through across an organization. When something must ship, you put it on your back.</p> <p><strong>Engineering leaders who go deep and wide</strong><br>You operate at the strategic level and stay close to the technical work. You can align executives on a roadmap and earn an engineering team's respect in the same day. You still read the code, join the incident channel, and know why the thing is late. You don't choose between vision and execution — yo