Lead the Twilio Segment team as a Senior Engineering Manager, building high-scale data processing systems in a remote-first environment.
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Skills & Technologies
Role intensity
10% coding — mostly leadership/strategy
AI in the day-to-day
Demonstrated commitment to driving an AI-centric engineering mindset and providing mentorship on leveraging AI-enabled development platforms.
Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, visa sponsorship.
Benefits
Joblaze summary
In the role of Senior Engineering Manager at Twilio, the individual will oversee the development and scaling of high-performance data processing systems, ensuring they handle vast amounts of data efficiently. Key skills include expertise in distributed systems, cloud-native architecture, and experience with high-scale messaging systems, alongside a strong background in team management and mentorship. This position is ideal for seasoned professionals with over 14 years of engineering experience, particularly those who thrive in a collaborative, remote-first environment.
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Who we are
See yourself at Twilio
Join the team as our next Senior Engineering Manager , Twilio’s Segment team.
About the job
As a Senior Engineering Manager on the Twilio Segment Data platform/ pipelines team, you’ll build and scale systems that process several hundred thousands of data points per second. You will lead the development of high-scale ingestion and data processing systems You'll guide the team in designing, operating and maintaining complex distributed systems, ensuring reliability, performance, and cost-efficiency while querying petabytes of data for our customer data platform (CDP).
Responsibilities
In this role, you’ll:
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Location
This role will be remote, and based in India (only in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Maharashtra, Delhi).
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