Engineering Manager, Canada

Fullscript
Remote

About The Position

Fullscript is seeking a hands-on Engineering Manager to lead a new Canada-focused pod. This role is crucial for accelerating Fullscript's growth in Canada and will operate at the intersection of Product, Engineering, and market strategy with a high degree of ownership. The Canada pod will be responsible for the end-to-end delivery of Canada-specific product and commerce experiences, including localization, regulatory adaptation, and revenue-driving workflows. The pod's success will be measured by its impact on Canadian revenue, conversion rates, and the practitioner/patient experience. The Engineering Manager will play a key role in defining the team's scope, shaping its operating model, and translating a broad market opportunity into a focused engineering roadmap. This involves product delivery, market-specific adaptation, systems thinking, and team building. The ideal candidate is an engineering leader capable of strategic partnership, translating opportunities into execution, growing a team, and maintaining technical oversight. Experience in expanding products or platforms into new markets is highly valued.

Requirements

  • Experience leading software engineers in a product engineering environment, including setting expectations, giving regular feedback, supporting growth, and addressing performance concerns directly and effectively.
  • Strong technical judgment and the ability to contribute meaningfully to architecture, system design, and delivery planning.
  • Track record of partnering effectively with Product, Design, Data, and business stakeholders.
  • Experience helping launch, adapt, or scale products in new markets, regions, or operational contexts.
  • Comfort operating in ambiguous environments and helping create structure where it does not yet exist.
  • Ability to balance speed, iteration, and experimentation with reliability and sound engineering practices.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience with localization, market expansion, or regional rollout of shared platform capabilities.
  • Familiarity with experimentation, instrumentation, and outcome-based product development.
  • Experience in healthcare, health tech, or other trust-sensitive domains.

Responsibilities

  • Stand up and lead a new cross-functional engineering pod focused on growing Fullscript’s business in Canada.
  • Define the team’s mission, ownership boundaries, roadmap, and execution model.
  • Partner with Product, Design, Data, Finance, Operations, and commercial stakeholders to translate Canada strategy into a practical delivery plan.
  • Lead delivery of features and workflows that increase revenue in Canada, reduce product gaps versus the US, and bring high-value US-supported capabilities into the Canadian market.
  • Guide technical decisions across shared systems, business logic, workflows, and operational processes to ensure solutions are scalable, maintainable, and aligned with platform direction.
  • Build strong engineering practices around ownership, planning, quality, instrumentation, and execution, while hiring, coaching, and developing the team.
  • Use business outcomes, customer friction, and operational realities to shape priorities, measure impact, and help the team learn quickly from what ships.

Benefits

  • Ability to work Wherever You Work Well
  • Flexible Paid Time Off program
  • Fullscript’s RRSP match program
  • Stock Options
  • Custom benefits package (medical, dental, vision) with HSA
  • Discount on Fullscript catalog of products for family & friends
  • Training budget and company-wide learning initiatives
  • Employee Wellness Programs (including no meeting Wednesday)

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What This Job Offers

Job Type

Full-time

Career Level

Manager

Education Level

No Education Listed

Number of Employees

251-500 employees

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