Worth AI
Engineering Manager
Orlando, Florida, United States
Sponsorship not specified$50k-$80kDetected 43 days ago
TypeScriptReactNode.jsDistributed SystemsPostgreSQLRedisRedshiftAWSKubernetesDatadogKafkaPerformance ManagementLeadershipCommunicationMentoring
About the role
- You will balance execution, people leadership, and technical oversight.
- Remove blockers and resolve cross-team dependencies.
Responsibilities
- Worth is now looking looking for an Engineering Manager to lead a high-performing team of 4-8 engineers.
- This role is responsible for delivering meaningful product outcomes while building a healthy, accountable, and growth-oriented team culture.
- You are not expected to be the primary hands-on contributor, but you must maintain strong technical judgment and credibility.
- This role requires someone who can create structure without bureaucracy, hold a high bar without eroding psychological safety, and translate business priorities into focused engineering execution.
- Lead and manage a team of 4-8 engineers across one product area or domain.
- Own team delivery outcomes, including roadmap execution, reliability, and quality.
- Partner closely with Product and Design to translate business priorities into clear technical plans.
- Drive cycle planning, estimation, and delivery accountability.
- Create an environment of psychological safety while maintaining high standards.
- Coach engineers on ownership, system design, and execution discipline.
Requirements
- Your success will be measured by your team's ability to ship reliably, grow professionally, and operate with clarity and ownership.
- 2+ years of experience directly managing engineers.
Skills
- Nest.js, React.js
Compensation
- $50k-$80k
Benefits
- Maintain visibility into system health, performance, and risk areas.
- Ability to balance delivery pressure with long-term technical health.
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