Wrapbook is hiring a
Engineering Manager II

Summary

The job is for an Engineering Manager II at Wrapbook, a fast-growing fintech company that enables seamless onboarding, payment, and insurance of workforces. The role involves building high-quality products, working with cross-functional teams, and providing technical direction.

Requirements

• Over 2 year of proven leadership skills and management experience
• Technical expertise in one or more relevant areas, particularly the design, implementation and maintenance of web services and/or infrastructure
• Proven ability to lead complex projects with multiple stakeholders
• Experience building and successfully growing development teams
• A commitment and drive for quality, technical excellence and results
• Experience designing and developing backend systems
• Experience working with Scrum or Agile team

Responsibilities

• Building high quality and fault tolerant products along with an inclusive team environment
• Work on problems with your team, roll up your sleeves, form an opinion and advocate for engineering-specific roadmap items
• Work with cross-functional partners in product, design, research, business development, operations, and go to market teams to build secure, compliant, and seamless onboarding and lifecycle experiences for companies and workers
• Work closely with Banking integrations and ensure that money moves effectively between parties
• Be a technical influencer across the company and empower your team to do their best work
• Provide technical direction through technical design reviews, and pair programming
• Grow the team both through internal development and helping with external hiring
• Advocate for quick iterative development accompanied by experimentation analysis

Preferred Qualifications

Some understanding of Banking Processes including Money Movements and accounting is an asset

Benefits

• Unlimited Paid Time Off
• Work from anywhere in Canada and USA
• Health and Dental benefits
• IT set up for your home
• 401k and RRSP
• Learning and Development Allowance