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Software Engineer/Tech Lead - Code Plane [IC5]

Sourcegraph

Remote · Remote · Staff

$96,000 – $240,000

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What this role is

Sourcegraph is hiring a technical leader for their Code Plane team, which builds products that help developers and AI agents make coordinated code changes at scale across large codebases. This role suits someone with 8+ years of engineering experience who has hands-on familiarity with coding agents, deep product sense, and the ability to set technical direction while keeping a team unblocked and shipping.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 8+ years of professional software engineering experience
  • Strong technical background with ability to guide on architecture and code quality
  • Experience building end-user product features, ideally developer tools or agent/AI products
  • Partnership experience with Product and Design from idea to shipped product
  • Customer-facing experience including discovery calls and design partnerships
  • Hands-on experience using and reasoning about coding agents with strong opinions on human-agent workflows
  • Async-first communication skills and experience in globally distributed remote teams
  • Track record as a technical leader setting direction and keeping teams unblocked

Nice to have

  • Fluency with Go, TypeScript/React, SvelteKit, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, Docker/Kubernetes
  • Experience with developer tools, code intelligence, code search, or large-scale code transformation products
  • Experience with monitoring, alerting, or signals-over-code products like security scanners or code-quality tools
  • Experience designing CLIs pleasant for both humans and agents
  • Previous Team Lead or Tech Lead experience

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