Software Development Manager
$175,000–$225,000
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$175,000–$225,000
About the role
- 2+ years of recent experience managing enterprise software developers in Microsoft environments (Entra, Azure, Power Platform, Foundry, and .NET Core) designing scalable and secure architecture, ideally with large data sets
- Proven ability to mentor teams through change, and experience with transformative AI adoption a big plus
- Collaborative and "roll with the punches" mindset and ability to reprioritize in a dynamic environment
- Lead and support three technical teams across data warehousing, Dynamics platforms, and web-based applications
- Drive adoption of AI-assisted development tools (e.g., GitHub Copilot, Claude Code) and help establish agentic processes to improve delivery speed
- Provide architectural guidance, code review oversight, and cybersecurity/compliance direction
- Partner with peer managers to share resources, balance priorities, and move initiatives forward in a fast-paced environment
- Visible leadership role with influence over AI strategy, architecture standards, and team growth
- Join a collaborative team in a dynamic work environment that offers long-term career growth
- High-impact modernization work supporting data across a national energy platform
- Excellent benefits and perks with a stable company focused on sustainable and efficient energy use, with amazing views from Downtown office in a hybrid position
- What does this position pay?
- Compensation is determined by several factors which may include skillset, experience level, and education.
- The role is expected to pay up to $175,000–$225,000. Please note this range is an estimate and actual pay may vary based on qualifications and experience.
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