Lead Application Modernization Engineer

Technical Delivery and Oversight

You'll own a defined portion of the technical scope — designing the architecture, doing the work, and leading your team through it. That looks like:

Architecting technical solutions within your workstream — designing the approach, documenting tradeoffs, articulating it clearly to clients, and leading your team through implementation

Designing and building cloud-native services from legacy systems — decomposing tightly coupled monoliths into APIs and services, migrating data, and keeping production running throughout

Building full-stack, production-grade applications — frontend interfaces, backend services, APIs, and the integrations that connect them across complex enterprise environments

Writing and reviewing code across multiple languages and paradigms — setting the technical standard for your workstream through your own work, not just through direction

Designing event-driven and microservices architectures that can scale, evolve, and be operated by teams beyond the ones that built them

Integrating AI and LLM capabilities into client applications — building agentic workflows, RAG pipelines, and intelligent automation that ships to production and stays reliable

Implementing CI/CD pipelines and delivery automation that give teams the confidence to ship frequently

Making day-to-day architecture decisions within your scope and escalating the right ones to the account lead or architect when they have broader implications

Identifying technical risk early and surfacing it clearly before it becomes a delivery problem

Generating ideas, failing fast, and demonstrating with POCs

Driving knowledge sharing in and out of client engagements

Participating in business development

Team and People

Lead a small team of engineers — organizing work, breaking down tasks, pairing on hard problems, and keeping the team moving

Uplift engineers through code review, pairing, and day-to-day technical mentorship

Mentor junior team members through 1:1s, feedback, and guiding technical growth

Stakeholder Communication

Serve as a technical point of contact for your scope — representing the work clearly to client engineers and project stakeholders

Keep account leaders and architects up to date on concerns, blockers, and changes

Adapt quickly to change and shift focus as required to meet customer needs

Provide feedback on team performance and areas for growth