Engineering Manager
London, England, United Kingdom Remote
£140,000–£180,000 a yearJobFig found this opening at its original source and checks that it remains available.
About the role
You'll be a player-coach engineering leader with a spike in technical strategy, you'll own engineering delivery for your team end-to-end - from developing exceptional engineers to solving some of our most difficult engineering problems & setting technical direction. This is a hands-on leadership role. You'll spend roughly 20% of your time contributing code and 80% leading your team, with that ratio shifting as we scale. We are in the unique situation that our commercial traction is ahead of our product. You’ll play a leading role in moving towards automation in a way that enables us to rapidly scale with increased complexity and specific customer nuances.
What you'll bring
- You have extensive experience in architecting enterprise-level systems, delivering on ambitious product visions, and building world class engineering teams.
- You have worked at high-growth businesses, and might have previously started your own company.
- You are highly analytical, and thinking proactively through the implications of your decisions, but also have high conviction and understand the importance of moving at pace and shipping often.
- You have previously led engineering at a company from its earliest stages, and don’t shy away from the manager role - you know what great looks like, and want to help engineers grow.
- 8+ years software engineering experience
- Track record of hiring and developing strong engineers
- Strong production systems background - you've built and scaled things that matter, and you’ve done something hard and lived to tell the tale
- Proven experience in distributed systems
- Experience operating autonomously in small, high-velocity environments
- Experience working in a data-focused company or closely alongside a data engineering/ML team - data is core to what we're building at Kernel, and you will play a key role in shaping how we grow that capability
- You don't need to know everything, but you should be comfortable diving into any part of the stack.
- Scaled an engineering team through a growth phase (5 → 20+ engineers), or from Series A to Series C