Senior Engineering Manager, Fortary Platform
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Jobgether in Italia
This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Senior Engineering Manager, Fortary Platform based in Italy.
This is a senior engineering leadership opportunity focused on building institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure.
You’ll lead multiple engineering teams responsible for custody, transaction authorization, key management, wallets, and blockchain integrations.
The role combines distributed systems, applied cryptography, security, and regulated financial technology.
You’ll own the technical architecture and roadmap for a distributed MPC custody platform built for institutional scale.
You’ll work closely with Product, Security, Business Development, and executive stakeholders to align technology with customer and regulatory needs.
As a hands‑on leader, you’ll shape engineering practices, manage critical incidents, and develop high‑performing engineering leaders.
The role offers the opportunity to influence a highly secure platform operating at the intersection of Web3 and institutional finance.
Accountabilities
- Lead multiple engineering teams delivering custody, transaction authorization, key management, wallet infrastructure, and blockchain integration capabilities.
- Own the architecture, technical strategy, and roadmap for a distributed MPC custody platform, including disaster recovery, governance, transaction policies, and security controls.
- Partner with Product, Security, Business Development, and executive leadership to prioritize engineering investments based on customer, regulatory, security, and business requirements.
- Support multiple product deployment models, including managed‑platform and licensed‑software environments.
- Establish engineering practices that meet demanding security, compliance, resilience, and governance requirements as the platform progresses toward regulated financial‑institution status.
- Lead engineering response to production incidents