Technical Lead

PT Dias Naga is a multifaceted organization that specializes in next generation computing, cybersecurity and other tomorrow technologies.

As a Technical Lead you will work as the strategic technical right-hand to the COO. In our flat startup environment, you will bridge the gap between operational strategy and multi-disciplinary engineering execution. This role is flexible and responsive to immediate needs for extra support in different work areas. Operating in a security-first environment, we place the highest importance on trust, discretion, and confidentiality.

Jobdesk

• Authoring high-level system design plans including spanning cloud, software, hardware, and physical infrastructure
• Creating technical guidance documentation and clear technical standards and deployment playbooks for software, networking, and physical site builds.
• Project Management : Assemble and resource cross-functional project teams dynamically (e.g., pulling from development, network engineering, or field technician pools).
• Evaluate external vendor equipment and platforms against building in-house technical solutions (build-vs-buy analysis).
• Conduct strategic reviews of proposed technical designs to minimize technical debt and ensure compatibility across our diverse stack

Qualification

• Clear and comfortable communication in English and Indonesian (written and spoken)
• 5+ years of hybrid engineering experience crossing at least two of our core domains (e.g., Software/Cloud + Network/Infrastructure).
• Proven experience authoring system design plans, technical architecture blueprints, and internal engineering documentation.
• Broad conceptual grasp of modern infrastructure technologies, including cloud platforms, network security protocols, SD-WAN/satellite deployment, and industrial power setups.
• Exceptional cross-functional communication skills, with a proven ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear business objectives for the COO.
• Thrives in a flat, fast-paced environment where project scopes shift dynamically from software sprints to physical infrastructure rollouts.