About the role

Engineering Manager leading a full-stack team to develop the Console and associated tools for Tiger Data. Overseeing team growth, direction, and engineering culture in a fully remote environment.

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

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.