Engineering Manager
$300,000
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Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$300,000
About the role
- Lead, mentor, and grow a team of backend and full-stack engineers, fostering a high-performance and collaborative engineering culture.
- Partner closely with product managers, ML engineers, and design teams to define technical strategy and deliver impactful product outcomes.
- Drive the design and development of scalable backend systems, APIs, and services supporting complex enterprise workflows and AI agent orchestration.
- Own delivery execution—ensuring projects are delivered on time, with high quality, and aligned to business goals.
- Establish and uphold best practices across system design, security, reliability, and performance at scale.
- Contribute to architectural decisions while remaining close enough to the code to guide technical direction when needed.
- Hire and retain top engineering talent, building a team capable of operating at scale in a fast-paced environment.
- Profile Signals:
- Technical background: Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.8+ years of software engineering experience, with at least 2+ years in an engineering leadership or management role.
- Strong technical foundation in backend systems, with experience in Python or Node.js, RESTful APIs, and cloud infrastructure.
- Proven track record of leading teams that have built and shipped scalable, production-grade systems or platform services.
- Experience working in enterprise or B2B environments where security, reliability, and integration complexity are critical.
- Demonstrated ability to balance hands-on technical leadership with people management and delivery ownership.
- Passion for building high-quality teams and systems that unlock meaningful productivity gains.
- If you're excited by the opportunity to lead teams shaping how enterprise organisations leverage AI to transform their core operations, apply below!
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