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The Engineering Manager, Landing Page Builder is the operational and people leader for the LPB group. This is an execution role, not a strategy-setting role. The CTO sets architectural direction; this hire translates that direction into sprint work, holds the team accountable to delivery, and builds the engineering culture the group needs to scale.The role works closely with the CTO, the VP of Product, Engineering Managers, and the Director of Data & AI/ML Engineering. Senior technical leadership will be available to support the incoming hire through onboarding onto the AI Builder workstream, ensuring a strong foundation from the outset.The team comprises full-time engineers and embedded external developers across two workstreams: the existing Builder product and the AI Builder. Total team size is approximately 7 engineers, with the expectation of that composition evolving as the product transition progresses.RESPONSIBILITIESTeam Unification. Consolidate the Landing Page Builder group into one coherent unit with a shared sprint board, shared priorities, and a single delivery cadence. End the fragmentation between workstreams and establish clear ownership across the team.Scrum and Engineering Discipline. Implement Agile and Scrum practices that drive real behavioural change. Own story sizing, sprint commitments, burndowns, and retrospectives. Create an environment of predictability and accountability.People Development. Build structured development plans for engineers. Invest in growing senior engineers into technical leaders. Provide consistent feedback and create the conditions for expanded ownership.Hybrid Team and Vendor Management. Manage a team spanning engineers and external vendor developers. Hold all contributors to the same standards, manage the near-term vendor transition cleanly, and ensure knowledge transfer is prioritized throughout.AI Builder Execution. Partner with the CTO to translate architectural direction into shippable sprint work for the AI-native product. The AI Builder is directionally critical to the business; execution discipline is non-negotiable.Parallel Workstream Management. Balance delivery across the existing Builder and the AI Builder simultaneously. Manage prioritization tension with clear judgment and ensure both workstreams receive the engineering attention they require at each stage.Cross-Functional Partnership. Serve as a credible engineering voice in planning conversations with Product and senior leadership. Provide clear engineering input into roadmap conversations.Requirements7–12 years of engineering experience, with 3+ years managing teams of 8 or more in a SaaS product environmentProven track record leading engineering teams through a legacy-to-modern product transition: parallel workstreams, deprecation planning, and shipping new product alongside active maintenanceDemonstrated experience shipping AI-powered or agentic features in production — not proofs of concept, but features customers actively useExperience managing hybrid teams of full-time staff and embedded vendor or contractor developers, with accountability for standards, knowledge transfer, and clean offboardingTrack record of developing senior engineers into technical leadersModern engineering discipline: Agile and Scrum done properly, CI/CD maturity, code review culture, observable velocity and delivery predictabilityComfortable working alongside a CTO in a clear division of responsibilities — executing on direction and pushing back credibly when neededKEY TECHNOLOGIESEnough technical depth to earn credibility and make informed design decisionsFluent in agile delivery, knows when to run the process and when to cut itHands-on familiarity with AI/ML tooling in a product integration contextUnderstands CI/CD, observability, and what production-ready actually meansCan read and reason about code, but not expected to ship it
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