Senior Manager, Engineering (821)

Protegrity•Stamford, CT

12d•$199,200 - $217,500•Remote

About The Position

Protegrity is seeking a Senior Manager of Engineering to lead customer-facing product engineering teams and build reusable platform capabilities. This remote role leads 2–3 product teams, including the core UI team, and sets technical direction for a micro-frontend architecture and shell SDK while remaining hands-on when needed. The role also champions AI-assisted development practices while maintaining high standards for quality, security, and accessibility. The Senior Manager provides day-to-day team management, coaching, mentoring, and performance support; guides the UI platform architecture and engineering execution; and partners with Product Management on roadmaps, feature scope, and delivery. The position is responsible for enabling independently deployable front-end modules, clear module contracts and SDK interfaces, reusable UI and service capabilities, and scalable integration patterns across modules and services. Applicants must consent to and pass a background investigation, which may include extended education checks and additional criminal and civil checks, subject to country law.

Requirements

8+ years of software engineering experience and 3+ years leading and managing engineers, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Strong expertise in React 18+ features, including hooks, Suspense, StrictMode, error boundaries, and lazy loading, and modern TypeScript patterns.
Deep experience with Webpack 5 and Module Federation or similar modular front-end architecture approaches.
Experience designing and operating micro-frontend systems or other independently deployable UI architectures.
Solid experience integrating or developing backend services, including API design and microservices-based architectures.
Familiarity with event-driven communication patterns such as pub/sub and cross-module state-management approaches.
Experience implementing or working with authentication and authorization patterns such as JWT and RBAC.
Experience with CI/CD pipelines and modern development practices, including testing and code quality standards.
Strong collaboration skills with product, design, and engineering teams, and ability to balance technical decisions with delivery outcomes.
Consent to and pass a background investigation, subject to applicable country law.

Nice To Haves

Experience with containerization and Kubernetes or similar cloud-native deployment models.
Strong understanding of UI architecture concepts such as design systems, theming, and responsive design.
Experience with accessibility standards such as WCAG 2.1 and building inclusive user experiences.
Exposure to AI/LLM-powered UI experiences or developer productivity tools.

Responsibilities

Lead 2–3 product engineering teams, including the core UI team, providing day-to-day management, coaching, mentoring, and performance support while maintaining a strong technical presence.
Set technical direction for the UI platform, including micro-frontend architecture, React/TypeScript standards, shell SDK interfaces, module contracts, and shared design-system and theming patterns.
Drive engineering execution through sprint planning, technical prioritization, code reviews, and hands-on contributions to unblock delivery and improve reliability.
Establish and evolve CI/CD for independently deployable front-end modules, including build pipelines, artifact management, automated testing, and safe rollout practices.
Ensure reusable UI and service capabilities are well-designed and documented, including company-wide skills files and patterns, and guide integration with supporting backend services such as user management and authorization.
Partner with Product Management to define the roadmap, scope features, and deliver high-impact product outcomes.
Define and maintain clear module contracts, API descriptors, and SDK interfaces to enable independent development across teams.
Promote scalable integration patterns, including event-driven communication and shared-state approaches across modules and services.
Drive engineering best practices across teams, including coding standards, testing strategies, development workflows, and AI-assisted tools where appropriate.