Engineering Manager, Learning Engines
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Your Responsibilities
- Serve as a people manager and technical sounding board for a group of about 8 talented and motivated engineers.
- Develop and share product and business context. Support each of your reports as they pursue a depth of knowledge in their problem space and a genuine understanding of their close collaborators.
- Cultivate awareness among engineers of how their work connects to business objectives. Enable engineers to make sharp, high-context prioritization decisions.
- Contribute to strategic technical decision making. Identify opportunities to improve engineering velocity and quality of life.
- Advise on and implement changes to our engineering processes and culture.
- Set an excellent example to the engineering team in everything from decision making to work-life balance.
Who are you?
- You've worked professionally as a Software Engineer for at least 5 years, and you have experience as a people manager.
- You've worked on software products that involved rich, innovative user interactions.
- You are comfortable switching contexts between languages, frameworks and paradigms. You're excited about functional programming.
- You're energized by fostering talent. You're excited to support the professional development of a team of skilled and curious engineers.
- You're energized by learning from your colleagues. You're excited to learn from a team of skilled and curious engineers.
- You enjoy thinking through technical problems at a high level, and you're eager to guide your reports in exploring the landscape of possible solutions. You’re a talented systems-thinker who frequently asks “why”.
- You greatly enjoy working on both organizational and technical problems. You believe that how we all work together will be the difference between building a great product and building a product that fundamentally changes how the world learns.
Salary
- We use a systematic compensation framework. Salary scales are set each year for each job vertical, based on market data and company budget. Independently, managers level folks on their team, and those levels are mapped formulaically to our compensation scales.
- Additional, we always make First and Best Offers - there is no negotiation (for new hires nor our existing teammates). This ensures that people are paid based on their expected contribution, rather than their negotiation skills.
- In San Francisco, NYC, and similar markets, the range for this role across the most likely levels for relevant candidates is $180-220k.
- We do apply a location-based adjustment in less competitive markets, typically 5-10%. Feel free to ask us about your particular location!
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