TL;DR

Software Group Manager (Behavioral Health): Leading and managing multidisciplinary engineering teams to drive product development and execute complex plans, with an accent on defining engineering strategy and translating business objectives into technical roadmaps. Focus on implementing best practices in software architecture, ensuring operational rigor in a large-scale SaaS environment, and optimizing team performance through KPIs.

Location: Hybrid in Tel Aviv, Israel

Company

%hirify_global% is a startup on a mission to deliver effective behavioral care through data, measurement, and personalization, supporting clinicians in their important work.

What you will do

Lead and manage diverse back-end, front-end, full-stack, data science, and QA teams.
Collaborate with Product and R&D stakeholders to define engineering strategy and technical roadmaps.
Develop and mentor Team Leads and individual contributors, fostering accountability, execution, and growth.
Implement best practices in software architecture, performance, and scalability.
Oversee the reliability of a large-scale SaaS environment, implementing smart monitoring and incident management.
Establish and track engineering KPIs to measure team health and identify opportunities for continuous improvement.

Requirements

5+ years of experience managing cross-functional teams, including direct management of Team Leads.
10+ years in software engineering with expertise across the stack (Front-end, Back-end, Databases, and Cloud).
Track record of delivering high-quality software on time, navigating ambiguity with a results-oriented mindset.
Strong ability to communicate technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders and build bridges across the organization.
Genuine desire to use engineering talents to make a positive impact on behavioral health.

Culture & Benefits

Product that positively impacts people’s lives every single day.
Team of amazing people with a shared vision and infinite drive.
Significant equity opportunities.
Hybrid work opportunities.
Mental health days you can take whenever you need them—no questions asked.