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While I've never done it, it might be worth headhunting and paying more than the engineering market rate if you have specific requirements like this. Two of my
by strken 2y ago
While I've never done it, it might be worth headhunting and paying more than the engineering market rate if you have specific requirements like this. Two of my friends have this exact skillset, but they're both moving into management because it pays better, so you'd have to convince them that you're able to offer A) a salary competitive with a tech lead or EM, and B) sufficiently interesting work.
I think if you're expecting to find someone with 5 years experience who'll work for a mid-level engineering salary but also understand design, you might need to adjust your expectations towards paying more or hiring older people from non-traditional backgrounds, maybe both.
- mushufasa 2y agoI asked professional recruiters about hiring for this role and they told me the same thing as our engineers: that I'm searching for a unicorn that barely exists, and they didn't feel confident in being able to deliver a candidate for this. And this was talking to boutique technical recruiters for startups, not big generic firms.