Top Senior Level Engineering Manager Jobs

As a Software Engineering Manager, you'll lead a team, manage product technology, guide software development, and improve engineering operations.

Seeking a Director of Engineering to lead the engineering vision, build teams, drive innovation, and optimize performance in a fast-growing SaaS company.

The Software Engineering Manager at Disney Entertainment & ESPN Technology will oversee the full software development lifecycle, from requirement gathering to design and deployment. The role involves managing a cross-functional team, fostering a collaborative environment, driving project success, and mentoring engineers. Key responsibilities include building large-scale distributed systems, ensuring quality solutions, and integrating with various teams across the organization.

The Engineering Manager will lead a team focused on core policy abstraction and data access policies at Immuta. Responsibilities include team recruitment, coaching, problem-solving, and ensuring high standards in product delivery and UX, while also staying hands-on with coding and system analysis.

As a Manager of Software Engineering, you will lead multiple software engineering teams, manage daily implementation tasks, ensure compliance with business standards, build data models and warehousing solutions, and communicate effectively with both technical and business teams.

The Senior Manager of Software Engineering at Tebra leads the product design for clinical workflows, focusing on UX strategy and team management. They oversee the design process, collaborate with engineering leaders, and ensure high quality in outputs. Key responsibilities include recruiting and developing design talent, building cross-functional partnerships, and guiding teams through project scoping and delivery.

In the Senior Manager, Engineering role, you will lead and develop a team of software engineers while overseeing the design and development of complex API systems for healthcare integration. You will establish best practices, ensure system quality and performance, manage risks, and collaborate cross-functionally to meet business goals.