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As a Software Engineering Manager, you are responsible for guiding
cross-functional engineering teams, including software, quality, and reliability
engineers to drive strategic technical direction and operational excellence. You
act as a primary bridge between business stakeholders and technical execution,
ensuring that all solutions align with EFX secure development guidelines and
architecture standards. Your core focus includes defining technical vision and
roadmaps, managing service level objectives (SLAs/SLOs/SLIs), overseeing complex
system design, and fostering a culture of high performance, accountability, and
talent development. You balance the tactical needs of sprint execution with
long-term strategic initiatives to deliver scalable, secure, and compliant
software solutions.
What you will do
* Build strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including
product, business, and sales partners. Simplify complex technical problems
for non-technical audiences.
* Manage and mentor cross-functional engineering teams (Software, Quality, and
SRE). Foster a culture of accountability, continuous upskilling, and high
performance.
* Partner with architects and SRE leads to define, maintain, and report on
SLA/SLO/SLIs. Ensure team compliance with secure software development
lifecycles (SSDLC) and FinOps KPIs.
* Lead sprint planning, retrospectives, and drive comprehensive technical
documentation, including system support runbooks.
What experience you need
* Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science (or equivalent) with 10–14 years of
software engineering experience, including at least 3+ years in a people
management/supervisory role overseeing engineering squads.
* Proven experience leading the design and development of scalable solutions
📌 Software Engineering Manager (India)
🏢 Equifax
📍 India