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We are looking for a Senior Member of Technical Staff to define and lead the technical vision for Wind River’s next-generation developer tooling platform. This role is responsible for the end-to-end architecture of our modern Workbench platform — migrating and evolving legacy Eclipse-based tooling into a scalable, extensible Visual Studio Code–based ecosystem powered by TypeScript and React. You will work across multiple teams and products to ensure our tools platform supports complex embedded workflows, remote development, debugging, performance analysis, and AI-assisted development experiences. This is a hands-on architecture leadership role that combines deep technical expertise, cross-team influence, and long-term strategic thinking.
Job Responsibility:
Own the overall architecture and long-term technical strategy for Wind River’s developer tools platform
Define the architectural vision for a modular, extensible VS Code–based ecosystem, including extension frameworks, APIs, service integration layers, and UI architecture
Lead the modernization strategy for migrating Eclipse-based tooling into a future-proof architecture
Establish patterns for scalability, performance, security, and maintainability across the platform
Provide architectural guidance across multiple engineering teams (frontend, backend, tooling, DevOps)
Drive cross-product technical alignment and ensure consistency of design principles and integration patterns
Lead architectural reviews and govern key technical decisions
Mentor senior engineers and technical leads, raising the architectural maturity of the organization
Architect solutions for complex developer workflows such as: Cross-compilation and build orchestration
Debugging and trace analysis
Remote target connectivity
Static/dynamic code analysis
AI-assisted development tooling
Guide the evolution of plugin and extension ecosystems to support internal teams and external partners
Ensure the platform supports large-scale embedded and real-time system development efficiently
Evaluate and introduce new technologies, frameworks, and architectural approaches aligned with long-term product strategy
Drive adoption of modern frontend architecture patterns, service integration models, and DevOps practices
Influence roadmap planning with a strong understanding of technical trade-offs and future scalability needs
Define system-wide standards for performance optimization, observability, resilience, and security
Lead initiatives to improve build, release, and deployment pipelines for tooling components
Oversee strategies for testing at scale, including integration, performance, and platform compatibility testing
Requirements:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field
12+ years of software development experience, including significant time in senior technical leadership or architecture roles
Deep expertise in TypeScript and modern frontend architecture, with strong experience in React
Extensive experience designing and maintaining large, modular frontend platforms
Strong hands-on experience with Visual Studio Code extension architecture
Experience with Eclipse RCP/plugin architecture or other extensible IDE platforms
Strong understanding of API design, modular systems, and extensibility frameworks
Solid knowledge of backend integration patterns, service-oriented architectures, and developer tooling backends
Experience working with build systems, compilers, debuggers, or developer toolchains
Familiarity with CI/CD, containerization (Docker), and release engineering at scale
Exposure to embedded systems, real-time systems, or low-level tooling environments is highly desirable
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
Nice to have:
Knowledge on Hypervisor, Embedded systems, RTOS
Experience designing language server (LSP) or debug adapter (DAP)–based tooling
Experience with remote development environments and cloud-based dev workspaces
Knowledge of AI-assisted developer tools
Contributions to open-source IDE or developer tooling ecosystems
Experience defining SDKs or third-party extension frameworks