Software Engineering Manager

CSC•Sacramento, CA

7d•Remote

About The Position

Corptax is the platform behind corporate tax for many of the largest enterprises in the world. Global Tax and Regulatory Intelligence (GTI) is the product that tracks tax and regulatory obligations across jurisdictions, models them as workflows, and tells our clients what is due, where, and when. We are hiring an Engineering Manager to lead the GTI engineering team. This is a hands-on leadership role. You will run the team, own delivery, and stay close to the code. Your architecture calls and your code reviews carry real weight. You will report to the Head of AI and work alongside product, design, and tax content on everything GTI ships.

Requirements

Experience building and shipping production software, including leading a team as a manager or a technical lead.
Hands-on depth in C# and .NET, including API design, async work, and testing.
Hands-on depth in modern TypeScript and React, with Next.js experience preferred.
SQL Server skills: schema design, indexing, reading query plans, and running migrations against live data.
Production experience with containerized workloads on Azure.
A track record of shipping on a schedule in an Agile work environment.
Clear written communication: ability to write design documents, incident reviews, and performance reviews that are effective.

Nice To Haves

Infrastructure as code with Bicep, and CI/CD with GitHub Actions.
Experience with observability tooling such as Application Insights, OpenTelemetry, or PostHog.
Experience leading a team through an agent-led development workflow with tools such as Claude Code.
Experience shipping LLM-backed features into production.
Background in tax, accounting, law, or another rule-governed domain.
Experience hiring and onboarding engineers.

Responsibilities

Run one-on-ones, set growth plans, give direct feedback, handle performance, and hiring decisions for the team.
Work with product to turn the roadmap into releases the team can land, and be accountable for agreed-upon dates.
Make and document architecture decisions across the frontend, backend services, database, and Azure footprint.
Review pull requests, set the bar for testing, and contribute code on novel problems.
Own and maintain the release process, ensuring it is stable and predictable.
Own on-call, alert routing, and the observability stack, ensuring production health and preventing recurrence of incidents.
Write code to keep judgment current, though it will not fill most of the week.