Description
This role is for one of the Weekday's clients
Salary range: Rs 500000 - Rs 20000000 (ie INR 5- 200 LPA)

Min Experience: 6+ years
Location: India
JobType: full-time

We are looking for an experienced Tech Lead to architect and build a next-generation internal technology platform from the ground up. This is not a conventional product ownership role—the ideal candidate combines deep software engineering expertise, database architecture knowledge, product thinking, and technical leadership to create scalable systems that will support long-term business growth.
In this role, you will define the technical vision, establish engineering best practices, and lead the development of mission-critical platforms spanning customer management, operational workflows, data infrastructure, and AI-ready systems. You will work closely with cross-functional stakeholders to translate business needs into robust technical solutions while building and mentoring a high-performing engineering team.

Requirements
Key Responsibilities




- Design and own the long-term system architecture and technology roadmap for internal platforms.
- Build scalable, secure, and resilient infrastructure designed for future growth.
- Translate business requirements into well-architected technical solutions.
- Collaborate with product and business teams during product requirement definition and technical validation.
- Lead the engineering team by defining development standards, code quality practices, and hiring strategies.
- Design and implement contemporary data platforms capable of supporting analytics, AI, and machine learning workloads.
- Develop scalable APIs, backend services, and platform components that enable seamless integration across systems.
- Establish security best practices, access controls, compliance standards, and disaster recovery mechanisms.
- Drive engineering excellence through architecture reviews, mentoring, and continuous process improvements.
- Evaluate and adopt emerging technolog

📌 Tech Lead (India)
🏢 Weekday AI
📍 India