Design and build scalable backend services for energy-market products using Go, gRPC, microservices, GraphQL, GKE and Terraform. Remote work is possible.
About this role
Engineering manager at enechain, an energy-sector startup operating Japan's largest online energy-trading marketplace (eSquare trading, eCompass market data, eScan risk management and JCEX environmental-value trading), aiming to become national infrastructure.
As an EM, the role owns project, people and technology management. Development challenges include forward-looking domain and architecture design as the system grows large, building a platform that balances fast business growth with strong governance, achieving high security, availability and performance for infrastructure-grade systems, understanding the complex energy domain with domain experts, and building management and development structures for a 50+ person tech organization. The person leads at least one project, taking responsibility for infrastructure and code architecture design, technology selection and broad technical leadership; whether they focus on business-adjacent or cross-cutting platform areas is decided by discussion. Employment is full-time (正社員); remote work is possible. The posting is in Japanese.
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