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Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. GovSpend is a company that provides data and analytics to organizations in the public sector, aiming for transparency and accountability. They are seeking a Director of Software Engineering to oversee the software development process, manage engineering teams, set technical standards, and ensure project goals are met within the assigned timeframe. Responsibilities Design and maintain agentic workflows to automate the product development process from design to development, and release Develop and implement strategic plans to achieve technical goals and objectives while aligning with the company’s business strategy Oversee multiple software development projects, ensuring they are completed on time and meet quality standards Identify potential risks in the software development process and implement strategies to mitigate these risks Take full ownership of the software systems that your teams build. Ensure adequate unit-tests, logging, and monitoring with alerts Stay abreast of the latest technology trends and advancements to incorporate innovation into the company’s products and processes Identify issues that could jeopardize timelines and surface them early Balance idealism and pragmatism in such a way that projects get done promptly while also taking into account larger technological goals and best practices Consider the effects that work might have on other systems and coordinate with other teams as needed Effectively communicate with other department heads, executives, and stakeholders to ensure alignment and support for projects Lead and mentor software engineers, encouraging their professional growth and ensuring high performance Guide career planning, interviewing, and onboarding for engineers Develop and execute the performance review plan for the engineering department Respond to urgent messages promptly and oversee the resolution of an issue Other duties as assigned to meet the business needs Skills 3+ years of experience with agentic development using LLMs 5+ years of experience managing a software development team 7+ years of experience with core modern JavaScript 7+ years of experience with NodeJS 7+ years of experience with at least one non-relational or relational database Experience with or a strong desire to learn functional programming A solid understanding of the programming languages, software, databases, and tooling used across the engineering department Experience with building, connecting, and using MCP servers and agentic tools Ability to communicate with professionalism in both a written and verbal format Ability to manage time effectively Ability to work in a fast-paced environment Ability to retain knowledge, and follow directions Ability to take constructive criticism and implement changes as needed Demonstrate leadership capabilities Strong organization skills and attention to detail are a must Analytical thinking skills and the ability to use discretion when making decisions Ability to read and interpret company policies and procedures Experience with Linux, Docker, and Kubernetes is a plus Company Overview GovSpend is a software development company for local, state, and federal government agencies. It was founded in 2011, and is headquartered in Deerfield Beach, Florida, USA, with a workforce of 51-200 employees. Its website is https//govspend.com/.

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