Senior Engineering Manager, Tiger Cloud Apps

Responsibilities

• Lead, grow, and mentor a team of engineers, owning hiring, performance management, career development, and team health.
• Own the Console end to end — the UI customers use to operate the platform, including observability, user management, and developer‑experience features such as chunk‑size optimization and other cloud‑only capabilities.
• Own the strategy and delivery of developer tooling alongside the Console, including the Tiger CLI and MCP integrations.
• Own billing end to end, from the underlying services through the customer‑facing experience.
• Set technical direction across a predominantly JavaScript and Go stack, balancing speed of delivery, polish, and long‑term maintainability.
• Establish engineering practices, conventions, and culture for a team that is actively reorganizing and ramping up execution, and help drive the broader organizational change.
• Partner closely with Product, Design, and other engineering leaders to turn a roadmap into shipped, polished features.
• Be an enthusiastic and personable leader who isn’t afraid to roll up their sleeves and write code.

Requirements

• 8+ years of engineering experience, including 3+ years managing engineers or engineering teams.
• A track record of building and leading high‑performing full‑stack teams that ship customer‑facing products.
• Strong technical depth with hands‑on experience in JavaScript and modern frontend, plus Go (or comparable backend) services.
• Experience owning complex, customer‑facing domains end to end — ideally including billing, observability, user/account management, or developer‑experience tooling.
• A proven ability to set culture, standards, and direction during periods of growth or reorganization, and to push a team to execute.
• Strong product sense and the judgment to balance polish, velocity, and reliability.
• Passion for building experiences developers love, and for developing the people who build them.
• Bonus: experience with CLIs, MCP, or building tooling for technical/developer audiences.