Looking for Immediate Joiners.

Location is Bangalore.

Experience should be 10+ Years.

We are seeking a highly capable Technical Coach who embodies excellence in software craftsmanship, collaborative engineering practices, and modern development techniques.

This is a deeply hands-on role that focuses on elevating both individual and team capabilities through real-code coaching, modeling best practices, and guiding developers in practical, day-to-day engineering scenarios.

Core Responsibilities:

- Coach developers one-on-one to strengthen their technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and craftsmanship mindset.

- Design and deliver engaging workshops, training sessions, and technical presentations covering code craft, Agile principles, and effective teaming practices.

- Actively model and teach Test-Driven Development (TDD), Pair Programming, and Mob Programming, guiding teams through real sessions to build mastery.

- Demonstrate expertise in design patterns, refactoring techniques, and clean code principles, helping teams improve code quality and maintainability.

- Promote strong teamwork behaviors, emphasizing collaboration, communication, and Agile ways of working.

- Advocate for developers at all levels of the organization, surfacing challenges, needs, and opportunities for growth.

- Encourage the use of AI-assisted development tools and code craft techniques to elevate delivery speed and quality.

Qualifications:

- Demonstrated proficiency in:

1. Test-Driven Development (TDD).

2. Pair Programming.

3. Mob Programming.

4. Design Patterns.

5. Refactoring techniques.

6. Code craft principles and AI-assisted development.

7. Agile and teaming concepts.

- Proficiency in at least two programming languages, including Java and one additional language (e.g., Kotlin, Python, C#, JavaScript, Go, etc.).

- 10+ years of software development experience or equivalent coaching/technical leadership background.

- Experience facilitating hands-on coaching sessions, workshops, or real-time collaborative coding is strongly preferred.