Top Engineering Manager Jobs

Lead and grow data engineering and analytics engineering teams while overseeing data platform modernization, BigQuery and Looker migrations, reusable dbt models, self-service capabilities, governance, reliability, and data foundations for AI and ML. Partner with technical and business stakeholders to prioritize roadmaps, manage hiring and performance, improve adoption, and protect sensitive healthcare data.

Leads traffic engineering projects from conception through completion, including traffic impact studies, signal design, roadway safety audits, field investigations, and traffic analysis. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, ensures regulatory compliance, presents findings to clients, and mentors junior engineers. The role also supports traffic control, signing and striping, ITS, construction-phase services, and project delivery.

Manages traffic engineering projects from conception through completion, including traffic impact studies, signal designs, roadway safety audits, field investigations, and traffic analysis. Leads multidisciplinary teams, ensures regulatory compliance, presents findings to clients, mentors engineers, and provides technical guidance. The role also supports traffic control, signing and striping, ITS, construction-phase services, and project delivery.

Lead and develop a team of process engineers to design, implement, and optimize manufacturing processes. Drive continuous improvement using lean and Six Sigma, monitor KPIs, manage projects, budgets, and cross-functional integration, ensure regulatory compliance, and report on process performance while staying current on industry technologies.

Lead and grow an EDR remediation engineering team, partnering with technical leadership and Product to turn security workflows into product capabilities. Manage hiring, development, roadmap sequencing, dependencies, scope, design reviews, releases, on-call operations, and incident response. Provide technical guidance without being the primary implementer, while maintaining quality, reliability, and safety standards in a multi-tenant SaaS environment.

Leads maintenance, reliability, facilities, utilities, and site engineering for a multi-shift manufacturing facility. Builds reliability culture through RCM, predictive maintenance, asset lifecycle management, CMMS execution, and continuous improvement. Oversees technical teams, budgets, contractors, capital projects, commissioning, infrastructure, compliance, and food safety. Partners with Corporate Engineering and plant leadership to improve uptime, safety, throughput, cost performance, and long-term asset ownership.

Leads the engineering team responsible for designing and executing building automation systems. Oversees engineering processes, hiring, coaching, performance, system design, documentation, estimating, scheduling, panel builds, budgets, billing, and cross-functional relationships. The manager also supports sales, maintains BAS product expertise, attends project meetings and site walks, and enforces engineering standards and performance expectations.

Leads and expands civil engineering capabilities in the Sacramento area. Responsibilities include mentoring and recruiting technical staff, business development, client and proposal management, project leadership, technical delivery, design oversight, and quality control. The role manages engineering teams and projects involving transportation infrastructure, municipal utilities, and water resources, while collaborating with senior leadership and staff across offices. Occasional travel to company offices in South Lake Tahoe, Oakland, and Richmond is required.

Leads an engineering team delivering AI-enabled software solutions while remaining hands-on with coding, architecture, design reviews, and technical direction. Partners with clients, product, and QA teams to define requirements, manage delivery, champion quality, and apply AI agents and workflows. Coaches engineers, removes blockers, communicates risks, and advises stakeholders on emerging technologies and product development practices.

Leads the EO/IR Systems Engineering section in a 50/50 functional management and technical role. Manages approximately 35 engineers, oversees staffing, mentoring, training, retention, technical roadmaps, and organizational strategy. Provides technical support across programs, drives risk mitigation, coordinates engineering activities across divisions, and partners with senior leadership. Requires systems engineering expertise, EO/IR experience, active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and ability to obtain Special Program Access.

Oversee engineering operations for broadcast radio stations across five regional markets. The role maintains transmitters, antennas, automation, studio, networking, satellite, generator, and IT equipment to support continuous on-air and streaming uptime. Responsibilities include troubleshooting emergency failures, maintaining FCC and EAS compliance, installing AoIP and automation systems, responding to on-call incidents, traveling between remote sites, and working safely around high-voltage equipment and towers.

Oversee engineering operations for radio stations in Grand Junction and Montrose. Maintain, troubleshoot, repair, and install broadcast, streaming, studio, transmitter, antenna, automation, networking, computer, and emergency systems. Ensure station uptime, FCC compliance, EAS and logging compliance, and adherence to company IT practices. Respond to equipment failures, travel between remote sites, work on-call and after hours, and safely perform tower and high-voltage work.

Oversee engineering operations across multiple broadcast radio markets, maintaining transmitters, antennas, automation, studio, network, computer, and emergency alert systems. Troubleshoot failures, maintain uptime, ensure FCC and company compliance, and serve as Chief Operator. The role requires travel to remote transmitter sites, emergency after-hours response, on-call availability, high-voltage and tower safety, equipment installation, LAN maintenance, and communication with programming, management, and corporate technical teams.

Manages engineering operations across multiple broadcast radio markets, ensuring broadcast continuity, FCC compliance, infrastructure reliability, and emergency response. Diagnoses, repairs, and maintains transmitters, antennas, automation, studio, networking, EAS, satellite, and related systems. Develops technical standards, capital plans, vendor strategies, and corrective solutions. Serves as a technical authority and potential Chief Operator, with frequent multi-site travel, on-call responsibilities, after-hours work, and work at heights.

Oversee engineering operations across multiple broadcast radio markets. Diagnose, repair, and maintain transmitters, antennas, automation, studio, satellite, networking, generator, and emergency alert systems. Ensure FCC compliance, broadcast continuity, and technical standards; conduct root-cause analysis; manage vendors and capital planning; and respond to urgent failures. The role requires independent decision-making, frequent travel between transmitter sites, on-call availability, high-voltage safety, tower climbing, and occasional weekend or after-hours work.

Oversee engineering operations across multiple broadcast radio markets, ensuring broadcast continuity, FCC compliance, infrastructure reliability, and emergency response. Diagnose, repair, and maintain transmitters, antennas, automation, studio, networking, satellite, EAS, and related systems. Develop operating standards, capital plans, vendor relationships, and technical solutions. Serve as Chief Operator, travel between remote sites, and provide after-hours and weekend on-call support.

Oversee engineering operations across five broadcast radio markets. Inspect, repair, install, and maintain transmitters, antennas, studio and automation systems, generators, LAN infrastructure, computers, and related equipment. Ensure station uptime, FCC compliance, EAS and logging compliance, and adherence to company engineering and IT practices. Respond to emergencies, travel independently to remote transmitter sites, provide on-call support, and work safely around high-voltage equipment and towers.

Oversee engineering operations for broadcast radio facilities in Grand Junction and Montrose. Maintain, troubleshoot, repair, and install transmitters, antennas, automation, studio, networking, computer, satellite, generator, and emergency alert systems. Ensure station uptime, FCC compliance, and adherence to company engineering and IT practices. Respond to equipment failures, travel between remote sites, perform on-call after-hours and weekend work, and support high-voltage and tower-site safety requirements.

Oversee engineering operations for multiple broadcast radio markets, ensuring broadcast continuity, FCC compliance, infrastructure reliability, and emergency response. Diagnose, repair, and maintain transmitters, antennas, automation, studio, networking, EAS, and related systems. Develop technical standards, capital plans, vendor recommendations, and corrective solutions. Travel independently among remote transmitter sites, provide after-hours and weekend on-call support, and serve as Chief Operator when required.

Oversee engineering operations across multiple broadcast radio markets. Maintain and repair transmitters, antennas, automation, studio, satellite, networking, computer, and emergency alert systems; troubleshoot failures and support station uptime. Ensure FCC compliance, perform Chief Operator duties, maintain LAN and IT equipment, respond to emergencies, and coordinate with programming, management, and corporate technical teams. The role requires travel to remote sites, on-call availability, after-hours and weekend work, and compliance with high-voltage and tower-site safety procedures.

Oversee engineering operations across multiple broadcast radio markets, maintaining station uptime and repairing transmitters, antennas, automation, studio, streaming, networking, and IT equipment. The role requires FCC compliance, emergency response, on-call availability, site travel, tower climbing, high-voltage safety, and coordination with corporate engineering and IT teams. Responsibilities include installing and maintaining AoIP and automation systems, troubleshooting AM directional antennas, maintaining EAS systems, and responding to equipment failures after hours and on weekends.

Oversee manufacturing processes, facilities, engineering staff, and facility technicians. Responsibilities include optimizing workflows, improving quality and safety, leading Lean and continuous improvement initiatives, coordinating new product introductions, managing predictive maintenance, supervising contractors, overseeing construction and grounds maintenance, troubleshooting machinery, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Coordinates hotel engineering projects, vendor purchasing, contracts, payments, installation schedules, project documentation, payroll records, inventory controls, departmental reporting, staff productivity, training, and interdepartmental communication. The role supports the Chief Engineer and supervisors while maintaining operational procedures, guest-service standards, safety requirements, and engineering department administration.

Leads multidisciplinary engineering, design management, and technical support for a complex industrial infrastructure program. Oversees design reviews, technical deliverables, engineering teams, construction support, procurement, commissioning, risk management, configuration control, and client and contractor coordination. Ensures designs meet contractual, regulatory, safety, quality, constructability, and operational-readiness requirements throughout the project lifecycle. The role is initially remote but requires relocation or residence near Little Rock, Arkansas after the first year.

Leads and develops an aerospace engineering team responsible for environmental control systems, aircraft thermal management, fluid systems, and heat-transfer hardware. Directs architecture, requirements, design, integration, testing, supplier execution, risk management, and flight readiness for X-BAT and other Group 5 aircraft programs. Provides technical guidance on thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid dynamics, thermal modeling, root-cause analysis, and vehicle integration while managing priorities, staffing, performance, and cross-functional communication.