Competitive compensation; early equity included; h...
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Experience managing software engineering teams
Strong product instincts and customer focus
Technical background for architecture discussions
Nectar Social is seeking an Engineering Manager to lead a core engineering team focused on building AI-powered products that enhance social commerce. The ideal candidate will have experience in software engineering management, strong product instincts, and a collaborative mindset to work closely with product and design teams
Job Summary
The role involves leading a core engineering team to build products that ingest large volumes of social data and run AI agents in real time.
This is not a pure people-management role; the Engineering Manager will sit in customer calls and partner with product as a true peer on strategy.
The company offers competitive compensation, early equity, free lunch, and deep exposure to cutting-edge AI tooling while scaling from ~30 employees.
Matching Summary
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Nectar Social is seeking an Engineering Manager to lead a core engineering team focused on building AI-powered products that enhance social commerce. The ideal candidate will have experience in software engineering management, strong product instincts, and a collaborative mindset to work closely with product and design teams.
Salary
Competitive compensation; Early equity included; Health, vision, dental benefits + 401(k) match
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Experience managing software engineering teams
Strong product instincts and customer focus
Technical background for architecture discussions
Bias toward action in fast-moving startup
Direct communication style building trust
Nice-to-have
Experience in B2B SaaS or marketing technology
Familiarity with React, TypeScript, AWS stack
Previous experience at early-stage scaling startups
Interest in how AI changes product engineering
Background building AI-powered product experiences
Key Requirements
Track record of developing talent and high-performing teams
Ability to engage in architecture discussions and make tradeoffs
Comfort operating with ambiguity and shifting priorities