Software Development Manager

Quick Facts

• Software Development Manager (hands-on)
• Leads architecture and delivery for high-volume, high-transaction applications
• Partners with product/design and leads Agile delivery

Description

The Software Development Manager leads architecture and delivery for high-volume, high-transaction applications, combining hands-on coding and code reviews with team mentorship and Agile delivery management. You will own the software development lifecycle, coordinate with UI/UX and QA to hit milestones, and work with engineering teams from newly acquired organizations. The role also includes security and code quality leadership, AI-assisted development adoption, and on-call support for reliability.

Responsibilities

• Architect and lead delivery of high-volume, high-transaction applications; write code and perform code reviews
• Own the full software development lifecycle and coordinate with engineering, UI/UX, and QA to meet milestones
• Lead, mentor, and hire developers and engineers; assess skills and identify gaps during integrations
• Guide the team through Agile Scrum practices (capacity planning, sprint reporting, performance tracking)
• Partner with product and design to steward a multi-year roadmap
• Champion security, code quality, and AI-assisted development (AI DLC) practices to improve throughput
• Evaluate and adopt new technologies, tools, and processes to improve engineering efficiency
• Participate in an on-call rotation for platform reliability

Requirements

• 10+ years of IT industry experience including hands-on software development
• Experience leading and mentoring software development teams
• 5+ years with C#, .NET Framework, and .NET Core
• 5+ years with AWS cloud services
• Experience designing gRPC services
• Experience with message queuing technologies (RabbitMQ, Amazon MQ, SQS)
• Experience with relational/NoSQL databases (MS SQL Server, MongoDB)
• Experience with frontend technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular or ReactJS)
• Experience with AI-assisted development tools (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex)
• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science
• Reside in or near a designated collaboration hub location

Benefits

• Competitive compensation and bonus plan
• Core benefits: medical, dental, vision, and matching 401K
• Flexible work environment; ability to work remote, hybrid, or in-office
• Flexible time off, including volunteer time off, vacation, sick time, and 12 paid holidays
• Variable pay opportunity