Semgrep is looking for an Engineering Manager to lead their supply chain team. The problem they aim to solve is the excessive noise and inefficiency in existing supply chain management tools, which often flag numerous vulnerabilities that are not actually exploitable by customers. The goal is to create tools that accurately identify and help remediate the critical 20% of vulnerabilities that are truly reachable, making supply chain security simple and intuitive for developers.
Requirements
- You have opinions on Software Composition Analysis, have built a security product before, or have worked at a dev tooling company
Responsibilities
- lead a team building customer-facing tools to help developers secure their software from vulnerabilities introduced by dependencies
- architecting data systems
- making direct technical contributions to help deliver new features
- gain a strong understanding of the work your team is doing
- balancing iterative changes with big bets
- prioritize and direct your team’s schedule, balancing the needs of developing new technology and internal technical quality
- help Semgrep be the leading application security platform
Other
- One or more years of experience leading software engineering teams
- A strong foundation in product development and bringing products to production - including understanding best practices for design, iterative milestone creation, and utilizing customer feedback
- Familiarity with agile development principles and iterative milestone development
- A strong desire to help engineers grow through coaching and mentorship
- Salary Range: $171,000 - $208,000