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Manager – Engineering
Company | EarnIn |
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Location | Mountain View, CA, USA |
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Salary | $224600 – $274500 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | |
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Experience Level | Senior, Expert or higher |
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Requirements
- 7+ years of experience in software engineering
- 2+ years in a management capacity leading teams
- Experience leading a team that regularly created high-quality output on top of critical infrastructure
- Ability to work comfortably with a cross-functional team made up of PMs, Analysts, and both mobile and back-end-focused engineers
- Ability to create and maintain a positive, healthy team environment
Responsibilities
- Work with the leadership across EarnIn to deliver our mission: build a financial system that works for everyday people
- Be a strong partner to product and other engineering teams to drive improvements to business metrics and build new features
- Create a roadmap and drive its implementation with your team across the company
- Guide the team through ambiguity and ensure technical excellence through rapid experimentation cycles
- Guide team to strong execution — prioritize ruthlessly, make pragmatic decisions, and guide teams to launch MVPs quickly and iterate based on feedback
- Lead team through frequent pivots and evolving priorities in a fast changing environment
- Dig into the code when required
- Recruit other great engineers for your team and help in the recruiting efforts for other teams
- Be a mentor and coach for the engineers in your team and help them advance their careers
- Provide technical leadership to developers in your team and the engineering organization
- Manage cross-functional relationships with all teams to deliver high-quality products
- Support the team in maintaining a robust level of stability while continuing to execute at great speeds
- Contribute to engineering-wide initiatives at EarnIn
Preferred Qualifications
- Open to considering TLM (Tech Lead Manager) candidates
- Excited to work on technical challenges
- A software engineer who became a manager because you are great with people and want to help others grow in their careers