Senior Manager, AI & Platform Engineering
$198,240 - $272,580 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$198,240 - $272,580 per year
About the role
- Lead the day-to-day work of the Senior Platform/SRE Engineer, AI Platform Administrator, and SaaS (Atlassian, Slack) Suite Admin functions
- Own the Claude enterprise platform roadmap, evaluating new Anthropic capabilities, sequencing releases, and driving adoption through clear change management and communications
- Oversee the MCP roadmap and build, including connector design, prioritization, security review, and the transition of contractor-built work to the permanent team
- Enable and build AI capabilities for employees and builders, including skills, plugins, connectors, and the infrastructure that lets teams create their own AI workflows safely
- Own the team's contribution to the company-wide Claude rollout timeline, including platform-side go-live readiness such as provisioning, connectors, and the support model
- Hire, develop, and manage the performance of a team built from a standing start, and scope and manage contractor SOWs for burst capacity
- Represent Enterprise IT in the joint AI governance forum alongside the Enterprise AI Office, Security, GRC, and Legal
- Oversee business/IT administration of the Collaboration suite (Atlassian, Slack) in partnership with business stakeholders
- What You Bring
- Demonstrated leadership experience in platform, infrastructure, or SRE environments, including direct people management
- Experience standing up a new team or function, not just running an established one
- Familiarity with enterprise SaaS administration, ideally Claude, a similar AI platform, or a comparable large-scale rollout
- Working knowledge of identity and access concepts such as SSO and Okta
- Experience managing vendors and contractors, including scoping and closing out SOWsComfort operating with ambiguity, and the ability to build structure while a team, a rollout, and an operating model take shape
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