TELECOMMUTE Engineering Manager (Pre-LOS systems)

Dminds Solutions
United States
about 1 month ago
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Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Expert
Experience required
3 years minimum
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) Artificial Intelligence Microsoft Azure C Sharp (Programming Language) Continuous Integration Cursor (Graphical User Interface Elements) Language Integrated Query Document-Oriented Databases PostgreSQL NoSQL Object-Oriented Software Development Web Application Frameworks
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.NET Core GitHub Copilot Backend Event Driven Architecture Pathing Cosmos DB Event Sourcing

Job description

  • Accountable for the safety, accuracy, and completeness of all code produced by your pod - whether generated by

  • developers or AI, ensuring every AI-assisted code output passes through a named human reviewer.

  • Enforce strict coding, architectural, security, and CI/CD standards across repositories, including project -specific

  • guidelines (such as Cursor .cursorrules).

  • Lead by example by writing clean, well-designed, and optimized code, particularly for complex core backend logic

  • using C#, Wolverine, and Marten.

  • Ensure systems operate with high reliability; direct production support, incident triage, and root -cause analysis.
  • Run daily standups redesigned for the AI-First Development Lifecycle (AIDLC), focusing on resolving blockers and

  • tracking AI tool performance.
  • Direct the continuous flow of work using Kanban principles, aligning with Product Owners to ensure specifications
  • are highly detailed.

  • Partner with the Director, SVP, and Product Manager to ensure engineering execution aligns with organizational

  • OKRs and product roadmaps.

  • Direct career pathing, upskilling, and performance management for your engineers, championing training initiatives.
  • Actively support and empower “AI Champions” within your pod to test, adopt, and deploy emerging tooling.

Requirements

  • 8+ years of hands-on experience developing highly scalable web applications, distributed event-driven systems, and
  • robust backend integrations.
  • 3+ years of formal experience leading, mentoring, and scaling engineering teams.
  • Expert-level mastery of modern C# development (including .NET Core, LINQ, and OOPS programming).
  • Strong experience building asynchronous, message, and command-driven architectures using Wolverine and Marten
  • (for document database storage and Event Sourcing).
  • Extensive, practical experience working with relational and distributed NoSQL databases, specifically PostgreSQL
  • (with Marten) and Azure Cosmos DB.
  • Deep familiarity with modern AI coding workflows (e.g., Cursor, GitHub Copilot) and the ability to run code -review
  • gates for AI-generated assets.
  • Expert-level understanding of design-first principles (Spec Driven Development) and API contracting.
  • Practical, deep knowledge of managing continuous flow, WIP limits, and pipeline metrics in a Kanban environment.
  • Working knowledge of Azure Cloud Hosting and CI/CD pipeline management.

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