Technology Manager (India) - Remote

About our client: Our client is revolutionizing network management by bringing Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SDWAN) and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) technologies to a broad array of industries and use cases. Targeting enterprises that have many locations and require seamless communication, our client provides a software-first, wireless-aware approach to optimizing connectivity across multiple networks, including LEO/GEO satellites and multi-carrier 4G/5G cellular networks. The integrated security features, connectivity controls, and unified system management enables enterprises to take advantage of the evolving wireless landscape to scale their business rapidly and network operations while reducing operating and technology expenses. JOB DESCRIPTION- Tech Lead/Manager - India - Remote Experience- 10 to 15 yrs • Work with development teams and product managers to ideate software solutions • Design client-side and server-side architecture, familiar with micro service architecture • Guide team to build the front-end of applications through appealing visual design • Analyze, Troubleshoot and debug software issues • Create security and data protection plan and guide team to execute them • Build features and applications with a mobile responsive design • Work with data scientists and analysts to improve software Requirements Requirements and skills • Proven experience as a Technical Lead/ Manager • Good experience in Azure / AWS • More than 3 years of experience in Kubernetes • More than 4 years working Experience of back-end languages like Nodejs and Go. • More than 4 years of experience in React JS. • Experience developing desktop and mobile applications • Knowledge of multiple front-end languages and libraries (HTML/ CSS, JavaScript) • Hands on with databases (e.g. MySQL, Mongo,Postgres, SingleStore, ClickHouse) and UI/UX design • Excellent communication and teamwork skills • Organizational skills • An analytical mind • Degree in Computer Science or relevant field Originally posted on Himalayas