Manager of Software Engineering (Seattle)
$175,000 - $225,000 / year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$175,000 - $225,000 / year
About the role
- Manage a small but growing team of world-class engineers in developing the most autonomous charging platform in the field to date, and the most capable next-gen charging platform to hit the market
- Champion software design and drive your architectural vision across a number of different domains: enterprise cloud software, embedded software, IoT products, AI tooling, security infrastructure, and more
- Communicate with customers on calls and in person, and continuously develop and update product-market fit for new software features
- Develop, maintain, and update the software development roadmap as the company navigates a complex path through the energy economy
- Own company-level objectives and be responsible for reporting out to executive staff and the broader company
- Develop the team to greatness; support individual contributors career growth into technical and managerial leadership
- Build and manage software deliverables through production and into the field, participating in on-call rotations and supporting your product and team in a real-world environment
- 5 to 7+ years of consumer/industrial electronics, aerospace, or automotive embedded systems or programming experience
- Bachelor's degree in a software engineering or similar discipline
- Prior experience managing teams of 5 or more software engineers
- Track record of success working effectively and independently in a multi-disciplinary manner to prioritize and deliver with competing deadlines
- Experience managing software development in live, consumer-facing environments, and building operational scalability with both tactical and strategic planning
- Strong verbal and written communication skills and hard driving attitude
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