TradingView is the world’s largest financial analysis platform with more than 100M users across 180+ countries. We build tools that help traders and investors make informed decisions — from advanced charting and market data to collaboration and publishing features. Our products are used daily by millions of individuals and trusted by companies like Revolut, Binance, and CME Group. We’re continuing to grow and scale our platform, and we’re looking for people who care about product quality, take ownership of their work, and want to build systems used by a global audience.
About
the team We are looking for an experienced Engineering Manager to lead a frontend unit. You will be responsible for the foundation of the TradingView product: Chart (B2C) B2B Charting Libraries Desktop Application This is a Manager of Managers role. You will oversee an organization of ~25 engineers through Team Leads. Your responsibility is not to micromanage tasks, but to build an efficient engineering system where teams work in sync and knowledge is never lost.
Responsibilities Lead the frontend platform unit through Team Leads (~25 engineers), develop the management layer, and ensure a stable and scalable organizational structure. Build and maintain a 6–12 month workforce plan, balancing team composition against business goals and future technical needs. Ensure predictable and efficient delivery through metrics-driven management and risk coordination with Product Management. Align architectural decisions across core products (Chart, Libraries, Desktop) and ensure overall platform consistency. Define and track quarterly technical goals, balancing feature delivery with technical debt and long-term engineering health. Improve organizational resilience by reducing bus factor risks and systematically managing knowledge sharing and succession planning. Remove cross-team blockers and optimize engineering processes to improve overall SDLC efficiency. What makes you the perfect fit Proven experience leading frontend engineering organizations through Team Leads or multiple managers (~25+ engineers) Strong leadership and people management skills, with a focus on developing engineering managers and building scalable leadership structures Deep frontend engineering background with the ability to make architectural decisions for complex, high-performance UI systems (including Canvas-based solutions) Solid understanding of desktop and cross-platform application development within complex product ecosystems Strong systemic thinking with the ability to design and improve end-to-end SDLC processes. Data-driven mindset with experience using engineering and delivery metrics (e.g., Time-to-Market, Scope Drop) for decision-making Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills across Product and Engineering leadership High ownership and execution maturity, with a proactive, solution-oriented approach to problem-solving Will be a plus Experience in finance or trading domain Familiarity with TradingView as a product What we offer you Flexible working hours and a hybrid work format Well-equipped offices for focused and collaborative work A global, distributed team of 500+ professionals Learning, mentorship, and long-term career growth Relocation support and private health insurance Performance-based bonuses TradingView Premium access Regular team events and company-wide meetups Join the TradingView team and help us build a product used by millions of traders and investors worldwide. We look forward to hearing from you! TradingView is an equal opportunity employer. We embrace diversity and are dedicated to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. Our success is driven by 600+ professionals from 40+ countries who speak nearly 20 languages.
Location
Cyprus, Tbilisi
Total raised
$339.0M
Last stage
Series C
Investors
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