
The chief technology officer owns technical direction, architecture, and the engineering organisation.
The chief technology officer is accountable for the company's technology: what gets built, how it is architected, and who builds it. In early companies the CTO is usually writing code; later the role becomes about technical strategy, organisational design, and the decisions that are expensive to reverse.
The role differs meaningfully between a deep-tech company, where it is research-led, and a software company, where it is delivery-led.
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