Caseware is one of Canada's original Fintech companies, having led the integral audit and accounting software industry for over 30 years, with more than 500,000 users across 130 countries and available in 16 different languages. While you might not have heard of us (yet) over 36,000 accounting and audit professionals list Caseware as a skill on their LinkedIn profiles
We are seeking a proactive, calm-under-pressure Incident Commander to manage incident response within our SaaS operations. In this role, you'll serve as the authoritative voice during incidents, steering resolution while ensuring effective communication across teams, driving resolution, performing root cause analysis (RCA), and ensuring clear post-incident documentation for both internal teams and customers. Location: This is a fully remote position located in Colombia.

What You Will Be Doing
- Initiate and oversee the incident response efforts, acting as the primary bridge upon detection within a 24/7 SaaS environment.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including engineers, product management, and support.



Leverage and implement integration in tools such as JIRA, PagerDuty, New Relic, AWS and Microsoft Teams to monitor, manage, and coordinate incident handling.
- Drive teams to resolve incidents quickly and efficiently.
- Understand the software and infrastructure landscape to guide resolution strategies.
- Ensure appropriate stakeholders are involved in active incident to support rapid recovery.
- Communicate clearly and effectively with both internal and external stakeholders to provide timely updates and resolution plans.
- Track and report uptime metrics to internal and external audiences, promoting transparency in system reliability and performance.
- Coordinate and lead post-mortem sessions after significant events. Documenting root causes, lessons learned, and actionable items. Follow up on action to ensure implementation and prevent recurrence.
- Create comprehensive post-incident (PIRs

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