Engineering Lead
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - RAIN in Roma
Rain is the world's first AI Financial Health Platform, serving 3.5 million employees at leading organizations like McDonald's, Marriott, and T-Mobile. Rain works in the background to optimize every employee's financial life to prevent shortfalls and build long-term stability. Backed by top investors including QED and Prosus, Rain has raised $150M in venture funding to fuel our next stage of hyper growth.
We are looking for a Tech Lead to join our engineering team. This position is remote.
You will lead a multidisciplinary squad of backend, frontend, and QA engineers, owning the foundational systems that serve as the source of truth for transactions, balances, and financial movement across our platform. You will shape the architectural direction of our financial health product offering. This includes designing novel financial product systems, spearheading banking partner integrations, and maintaining precision across our ledgers and repayment reconciliation processes.
This is a rare opportunity to build the backbone of a whole new set of personal financial health products.
You will set the technical bar for the team, guide system design decisions, and drive the reliability and accuracy that our users depend on to manage their financial lives. Working closely with product and engineering partners, you will operate in a fast-paced environment where sound architectural judgment and the ability to move quickly without sacrificing precision are essential.
Our ideal candidate is passionate about solving complex technical challenges, eager to shape strategic direction, and motivated to lead a team building critical infrastructure from the ground up.
What You’ll Do
- Translate product requirements into robust technical solutions, recommend alternative approaches and lead engineering efforts to meet ambitious targets
- Lead a multidisciplinary team and manage the team’s tech refinements and productivity
- Design and implement reliable systems and applications in the context