As a Senior Engineering Manager, you will guide two technical teams—Security Platform Engineering and Security Development—within a broader security organization. Your leadership will be central to defining long-term vision, setting technical direction, and delivering systems that integrate strong security practices into the development lifecycle without sacrificing speed or innovation.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and mentor engineers across two focused teams, fostering technical excellence and personal development through consistent feedback and growth opportunities
- Define and drive the strategic roadmap for security platform initiatives, aligning with both engineering needs and organizational risk reduction goals
- Establish and refine team processes, including sprint planning, stand-ups, and retrospectives, to maintain high performance and continuous improvement
- Collaborate with software engineering, SRE, DevOps, and compliance functions to seamlessly integrate security into developer workflows
- Promote widespread adoption of internal security tools by demonstrating value and usability across engineering teams
Qualifications and Experience
You bring deep technical knowledge and leadership experience in building cloud-based systems. You are comfortable engaging in architectural discussions with senior engineers and shaping complex software design.
- Proven experience managing software engineering teams with a mission-driven focus
- Solid foundation in software engineering, with the ability to contribute meaningfully to design and architecture discussions
- Hands-on experience with languages such as Golang, Java, or Rust
- Background in cloud infrastructure and operating scalable, distributed systems
- Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines, Terraform, Helm, and Kubernetes is highly beneficial
- Knowledge of security domains—including encryption, vulnerability management, or application isolation—is a strong advantage
- Understanding of the security product landscape and the ability to assess tooling against internal requirements
