Product Engineering Lead, Keet
Pubblicato il 11-10-2026 - 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 Product Engineering Lead, Keet based in Italy.
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This is a senior engineering leadership role focused on scaling a global peer-to-peer messaging and video-calling product. You will lead API and frontend engineering teams responsible for turning product strategy into reliable, high-quality features. The role combines engineering leadership, product partnership, and hands-on technical decision-making. You will define technical approaches, maintain a high engineering bar, and guide teams through complex product challenges. The environment emphasizes decentralized, local-first technology, privacy, speed, experimentation, and global scale. You will work closely with product leadership and report directly to the CTO, with significant ownership over how solutions are built.
This is an opportunity to shape a consumer product designed to compete at massive scale while advancing modern P2P experiences.
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- Lead the API and frontend engineering teams day to day, removing blockers, reviewing work, and maintaining delivery momentum.
- Establish and maintain high standards for engineering quality, including performance, reliability, maintainability, and clean API design.
- Own the technical design of product features and the API boundary between the application's core and frontend experience.
- Ensure close collaboration between API engineers and specialized engineering teams on code reviews, architecture, design decisions, and changes affecting the underlying engine.
- Partner with Product Managers to translate product vision and roadmap priorities into clear, technically viable, and appropriately scoped initiatives.
- Challenge scope and assumptions when necessary, proposing alternative approaches that impr