Full-Time

Director Platform Engineering

Doma

Doma

1,001-5,000 employees

Automates title, escrow, underwriting with AI

Compensation Overview

$185.9k - $227.3k/yr

+ Bonus + Equity

Remote in USA

Remote

Category
Engineering Management (1)
Required Skills
Datadog
Kubernetes
Microsoft Azure
Grafana
Postgres
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
SOC 2
Observability
DevOps
Snowflake

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Requirements
  • Seven or more years of experience in infrastructure, platform, or DevOps engineering, including hands-on experience with Azure, Kubernetes, Postgres, and data warehousing.
  • Three or more years of experience managing engineers or engineering managers.
  • Deep experience with continuous integration and continuous delivery, GitOps, and infrastructure as code.
  • Demonstrated proficiency directing AI coding and infrastructure tools to deliver production systems, including architecting outcomes, prompting and steering AI effectively, and critically reviewing its output for quality, security, and correctness.
  • Experience owning secrets management and related tooling.
  • Comfort operating databases and data warehouse infrastructure at scale.
  • A track record of staying hands-on by writing code, reviewing architecture, and working incidents alongside the team.
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to explain technical tradeoffs and risk to non-technical stakeholders.
Responsibilities
  • Own the Azure cloud infrastructure and Kubernetes environment, keeping it reliable, secure, and cost efficient.
  • Lead the team in using AI-assisted engineering to design, build, and operate platform infrastructure, including setting standards, guardrails, and review practices for reliable, secure, and maintainable AI-generated code and infrastructure.
  • Drive infrastructure as code, continuous integration and continuous delivery, and GitOps practices that enable engineering teams to ship safely and quickly.
  • Own secrets management and the DevOps tooling supporting the deployment pipeline.
  • Maintain and evolve database and data warehouse infrastructure.
  • Build observability and reliability practices and improve developer experience across engineering.
  • Manage and mentor a team of engineers and engineering managers while contributing directly to the work.
  • Partner with Security and Corporate IT on handoffs between platform and security.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience standing up or scaling a platform engineering function inside a lean, growing company.
  • Familiarity with Snowflake or other modern data warehouse platforms.
  • Experience with observability tooling such as Datadog or Grafana.
  • Background in a regulated or compliance-heavy industry, with SOC 2 exposure.
  • Experience partnering with a separate Security or IT function rather than owning it directly.

Doma modernizes the home closing process in real estate by offering title and escrow services, underwriting, title insurance, and related services to homebuyers, real estate agents, and lenders. Its product suite is delivered through a digital platform, including Agent Connect, which provides applications, resources, and forms to streamline closings. The core technology leverages machine intelligence to speed up tasks, reduce friction, and improve accuracy, enabling instant or near-instant closing experiences for clients. Doma differentiates itself from competitors through its proprietary technology that automates or accelerates many closing steps, helping lenders and buyers complete transactions faster and with fewer issues. The company’s goal is to make real estate closings simple, transparent, and efficient, so that ownership transfers occur quickly and with confidence for all parties involved.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Miami, Florida

Founded

2016

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Doma’s Fannie Mae pilot covered about 80% of eligible refinance candidates.
  • Blend’s July 2025 partnership expands Doma’s reach across more lenders.
  • Doma’s AI title decisioning cuts borrower costs 40% to 70% versus traditional rates.

What critics are saying

  • Opendoor bought Doma’s closing and escrow business on March 31, 2026.
  • That sale exposed Doma’s resource crunch; CEO Max Simkoff said it lacked capacity.
  • If Fannie Mae’s pilot changes after 2027, Doma loses its strongest distribution edge.

What makes Doma unique

  • Doma’s patented Upfront Title delivers instant title decisions inside lender workflows.
  • Doma’s technology powers Fannie Mae’s Title Acceptance Program through 2027.
  • Blend embedded Doma’s AI title engine into borrower applications in July 2025.

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Benefits

Health care, vision, & dental

401k

Life insurance

AD&D plans

Career development

Generous PTO

Family leave

Flexible working options

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

4%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

4%
CNBC
Mar 31st, 2026
Opendoor acquires Doma's closing business to cut mortgage refinance costs by $1,100 per loan

Opendoor is acquiring Doma's closing and escrow business to reduce mortgage refinancing costs, the companies told CNBC exclusively. Doma uses machine learning and AI to automate title searches and real estate closings. Terms were not disclosed. Since 2024, Doma's technology has been used in a Fannie Mae pilot programme that eliminates lender's title insurance requirements for about 80% of eligible low-risk refinance transactions. The programme was recently extended through 2027. However, closing costs beyond title insurance remain largely manual and expensive. Opendoor's technology can handle closings more efficiently and at lower prices than industry averages. Following the acquisition, 85 Doma employees will join Opendoor. The deal aims to save borrowers around $1,100 per refinance whilst maintaining zero defects.

Simple Mortgage
Mar 31st, 2026
Opendoor acquires doma's closing and escrow business in bid to lower mortgage refinance costs - CNBC.

Opendoor acquires doma's closing and escrow business in bid to lower mortgage refinance costs - CNBC.

Scotsman Guide
Jul 10th, 2025
Fannie Mae's title waiver pilot program gets second vendor

Westcor joins Doma as title insurance companies working with Fannie Mae

PYMNTS
Nov 14th, 2024
Intellicheck Ceo Sees Demand For Banking Id Verification As Fraudsters Grow Bolder

Investors sent Intellicheck shares lower by 12% Thursday morning (Nov. 14) on a slight revenue miss. However, management pointed to potential in the company’s identity verification offerings, particularly in the areas of real estate and banking (and where retail remains a core focus, although that sector has been pressured). By the Numbers

PYMNTS
Aug 9th, 2024
Intellicheck: Retail May Be Pressured, But Identity Fraud ‘Isn’T Going Away’

For Intellicheck, the hallmarks of the second quarter are that retail verticals and customers are pressured — but diversification efforts are paying off, and will pay off, over the longer term.On Thursday (Aug. 8), the company posted its latest earnings results that showed total revenues were down 0.9% to $4.7 million. Drilling down into the data, software-as-a-service (SaaS) revenue declined 0.8% and totaled $4.6 million. Net loss improved to $127,000, where it had been $853,000 a year ago.Investors sent the shares down 13% in after-hours trading.Customers in the key retail segment, management noted on the conference call with analysts, are pulling back on spending, particularly on their cards, which is having an impact on transaction volumes and by extension, ID verification, on a “per scan” basis. During the call, management noted that retail bankruptcies and store closings among some of its clients led to 16% volume declines in the quarter, where that decline had been 10% in the first quarter. Within retail, there’s been a bit of bifurcation, with volume gains seen in sporting goods and electronics, but with other retail categories losing ground.But as Bryan Lewis, CEO, said on the call, identity fraud “is not going away” and breaches have been growing by leaps and bounds, with tens of billions of dollars in losses