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Leads Storage, Stream, and Frontend engineering teams; sets product and technical direction, develops engineering leaders, guides architecture and trade-offs, maintains standards for reliability and scalability, and partners cross-functionally on customer-driven priorities. Owns product and engineering outcomes from discovery through growth while improving delivery practices, developer experience, and team performance.

Own the Developer Platform product from discovery through delivery and iteration while leading a small engineering team. Design deployment primitives such as projects, environments, secrets, and logs across compute, scripting, and database products. Build production code across APIs, dashboards, instrumentation, documentation, and prototypes; define success metrics; collaborate cross-functionally; and improve developer experience, reliability, performance, security, and adoption.

Support month-end close, accounts receivable, UK entity accounting, VAT returns, payroll journals, accounts payable, reconciliations, payment flows, and audit requests. Maintain accurate, compliant, audit-ready financial data across international entities, including the UK, Germany, and Slovenia. Improve and automate repetitive processes while coordinating with finance colleagues and external payroll partners in a high-volume SaaS environment.

Lead UX for developer-facing cloud infrastructure products: drive end-to-end design, build systems and patterns, run research, prototype (including AI), collaborate with PMs and engineers, mentor designers, and raise usability and accessibility standards.

Own and evolve bunny.net's visual identity and brand system across website, product, campaigns, motion, and illustration. Lead creative direction, build design systems and processes, mentor a Design Specialist, coordinate freelancers/agencies, partner with product marketing, and translate technical concepts into developer-friendly visuals and stories.

Provide hands-on technical support for bunny.net's CDN: troubleshoot caching, HTTP/TLS, DNS, and origin connectivity; analyze request flows with tools like curl, dig, traceroute, and MTR; monitor network health; collaborate with engineering; improve documentation; and communicate solutions to developers.