Head of Engineering
Pubblicato il 08-09-2026 - Treatwell in Torino
We are looking for a Head of Engineering for the Marketplace area at Treatwell. We are Europe’s leading platform for booking hair and beauty appointments, serving millions of customers and partners across multiple markets.
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In this role, you will lead and grow multiple cross‑functional Product Engineering teams within Marketplace, working closely with Product and Design to build experiences that connect customers and venues at scale. You set clear directions and enable teams to operate with strong ownership, autonomy, and pace. You ensure consistency in engineering practices, while keeping decisions close to the work and actively removing friction.
You also grow future leaders by coaching engineering managers and senior engineers and by creating the conditions for teams to deliver outcomes reliably while also sponsoring and driving initiatives that raise the bar and strengthen Treatwell’s overall Product Engineering capabilities.
If this excites you,
we might just have the role for you.
You will be responsible for:
1. Drive Marketplace outcomes
- Co‑own and drive outcomes with the Head of Product, setting clear, outcome‑focused goals. Support teams in exploring the problem space, applying engineering judgment to shape pragmatic solutions, slicing thin and making timely decisions that shorten feedback loops, improve speed to market, strengthen customer and venue value, and deliver measurable business impact.
2. Technical direction & scaling practices
- Set the technical direction for the Marketplace area together with architects and engineers. Use guilds as the primary mechanism to shape and scale technical direction and practices, raising the bar on reliability, maintainability, performance and security so teams can move fast with confidence. Drive consistency across Marketplace teams and alignment with other areas through shared princ