Engineering Manager

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ClipboardHealthcare SaaS

Remote (Canada)Full-TimeManager

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Experience: 6+ years of software development experience, with 2+ years leading software development professionals

Requirements

6+ years of software development experience
2+ years leading software development professionals as an Engineering Manager, Tech Lead, or Founder
Experience managing agile, high-performing teams in fast-paced, geographically dispersed environments
Performance Management Expertise
Customer-Centric Problem Solver
Strong Communication Skills
Hands-On Development and System Design experience
Comfortable Navigating Difficult Conversations
Experienced in Team Growth
Balanced Collaboration with technical and non-technical stakeholders

Responsibilities

Lead and Manage Engineering Teams, ensuring optimal work and high quality.
Partner with Product Managers and Customers to create team roadmaps and align on priorities.
Provide Technical Guidance, reviewing PRs, architecture, and design documents.
Drive Performance Management, identifying and addressing issues proactively.
Mentor for Growth, fostering a growth mindset and creating personalized development plans.
Own and Optimize Engineering Processes, crafting team goals and raising the technical bar.
Lead Hiring and Talent Development, participating in all stages of hiring, onboarding, and retaining top talent.
Solve Problems Proactively, taking ownership and fixing issues.
Engage in Open Conversations, bringing curiosity to engage with first-principles thinking.

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