Senior Manager, Software Engineering
$157,000 to $224,000
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Posted 46 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$157,000 to $224,000
About the role
- Lead a cross-functional team of 8 developers responsible for SaaS and hybrid multi-tenant products.
- Manage recruitment, training, and building an accomplished and effective software development team.
- Contribute technically to the team: Provide design and code reviews, and contribute to the codebase yourself.
- Lead the forecasting, allocation, and management of capital and people investments.
- Work with product management to determine product requirements and definitions.
- Assist your team in responding quickly in the event of unforeseen production issues. - On-call may be a requirement for this position
- You have: Experience hiring and leading outstanding engineers.
- Experience leading Agile teams and planning processes. CI/CD commercial cloud architecture and delivery experience.
- Minimum of 2 years experience leading "Software as a Service" teams and processes.
- Minimum of 5 years experience directly managing development teams, creating and delivering successful commercial products to the market.
- Proven ability to coordinate across teams including product development, product management, and customer services for the design, development, test, delivery, and support of products.
- Expertise in Java, Cassandra, Kafka, Amazon Web Services, and Kubernetes, or an equivalent enterprise-grade software stack.
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field.
- Salary Range $157,000 to $224,000In accordance with Colorado's Equal Pay for Equal Work Act (SB 19-085) the approximate compensation range for this role in Colorado is listed above. Final compensation for this role will be determined by various factors, such as knowledge, skills, and abilities.
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