Manager, Product Software Engineering

Role Overview: As a Manager in Software Engineering, you will be responsible for managing a team of software engineers to develop, implement, and enhance commercial products that align with business objectives. Your role is critical in ensuring innovative, reliable, and scalable software solutions. Key Responsibilities: - Lead and manage a sizable team of software engineers, fostering a positive work culture. - Provide expert guidance in solving technical challenges and making critical project decisions. - Communicate effectively with senior management, stakeholders, and cross-functional teams. - Foster growth and development of software engineering teams through mentoring and coaching. - Ensure adherence to quality standards and best practices in the software development process. - Collaborate with other teams for seamless integration and successful product launches. - Conduct regular performance evaluations and provide feedback for improvement. - Plan and schedule work efficiently, meeting project timelines and resource utilization. - Monitor development processes, framework adoption, and project progress for efficiency and compliance. - Estimate project resources and allocate them effectively to meet demands. Qualifications: - DevOps: Ability to coordinate between development and operations teams for software development improvement. - Product Software Engineering: Proficiency in designing, developing, testing, and deploying software products. - Cloud Computing: Experience in managing applications, data, and services on cloud platforms. - Implementation and Delivery: Skill in translating plans into action, overseeing project delivery. - Problem Solving: Ability to devise effective solutions for complex issues. - People Management: Leadership skills to motivate and engage the team effectively. - Agile: Capability to respond to changes swiftly with continuous improvement. - APIs: Proficiency in designing, developing, and managing Application Programming Interfaces. - Analysis: Skill in examining complex situations and problems. - Automation: Ability to design, implement, manage, and optimize automated systems. - Frameworks: Understanding and utilizing structured environments for software development.,