Tech Lead Manager - Product Engineering (Identity Security)
$187,400—$269,500
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Posted 48 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$187,400—$269,500
About the role
- Lead a team of 6-8 engineers, writing and reviewing code daily alongside them
- Collaborate closely on technical direction while building the foundations for a scalable product
- Partner directly with internal and external customers to gather feedback and iterate quickly
- Grow the team and product as we find traction and expand scope
- Set engineering standards and practices that will scale as the team grows
- This Role Is a Fit If YouWant to be deeply technical while building leadership skills—you're excited to code, not just manage
- Thrive in ambiguity and can guide a small team through uncertainty toward product-market fit
- Have strong instincts for what customers need and how to translate that into product decisions
- Enjoy the founding-team dynamic: small group, high ownership, fast iteration
- This Role Is Not a Fit If YouPrefer managing established teams with well-defined roadmaps
- Want to step back from hands-on technical work
- Are uncomfortable with the ambiguity of an early-stage product still finding its footing
- 5+ years of software engineering experience with 1+ year in a tech lead or engineering management role
- Track record of shipping products in fast-moving environments
- Ability to read, write, and review code at a high level (Python/Go preferred)
- Experience hiring and developing engineers
- Bay Area location required—we operate with 25% in-office presence
- PreferredExperience building enterprise/B2B security products
- Familiarity with machine learning systems or ML-adjacent infrastructure
- Exposure to AWS, Kafka, containerized services, microservices
- Growth PathsExpand scope as Identity Security grows, taking on additional product lines
- Build out a larger team as we scale beyond initial product-market fit
- Position yourself for senior leadership as the org matures
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