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Oliver Bernard

Engineering Manager

London
£100k – £110k/yr
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Engineering Manager

Salary: £100,000–£110,000
Remote First, London once per month

We're working with a growing technology organisation looking for an experienced Engineering Manager to help shape culture, elevate engineering standards and build high-performing teams. This is a hands-off leadership role focused on people management, coaching, pastoral care and creating an environment where engineers can thrive.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Leading and developing engineers, team leads and future leaders
  • Driving engineering quality, standards and best practices across multiple teams
  • Improving ways of working, delivery effectiveness and team health
  • Coaching managers and engineers to reach their full potential
  • Partnering with Product and Delivery teams to support successful outcomes
  • Building a culture of accountability, continuous improvement and engineering excellence

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What We're Looking For

  • Proven experience leading software engineering teams
  • Strong people management and coaching skills
  • Passion for developing others and building great team cultures
  • Experience improving engineering processes, standards and delivery practices
  • Comfortable operating across multiple teams and stakeholders

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A background in Python, TypeScript and/or GCP would be beneficial, but it's by no means essential. We're far more interested in exceptional people leaders than technology specialists.

If you're an Engineering Manager who loves helping teams perform at their best, we'd love to hear from you.

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