Engineering Manager

• Lead, coach, and develop software engineers across the full employee lifecycle
• Own predictable delivery and operational outcomes for products and services
• Build trusted relationships with Investments, Investment Operations, and Investment Accounting leaders
• Understand processes and control points across portfolio management, trading, settlement, positions, valuations, performance, risk, cash, securities accounting, reconciliation, and financial reporting
• Partner with Product Management and Product Owners on roadmaps, outcomes, dependencies, capacity, and engineering work
• Partner with architecture teams to implement target-state architecture and approved patterns
• Establish standards for secure coding, peer review, automated testing, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, observability, documentation, release management, and maintainability
• Guide delivery of modern web applications, services, data pipelines, and integrations using cloud-native, serverless, containerized, API-first, event-driven, streaming, batch, and file-based patterns
• Oversee engineering involving investment platforms and external providers
• Manage vendor performance, upgrades, integration strategies, and build-versus-buy-versus-configure decisions
• Ensure production services meet availability, recoverability, performance, monitoring, incident response, problem management, and disaster-recovery expectations
• Embed security, privacy, segregation of duties, data lineage, traceability, logging, evidence retention, and control requirements into delivery
• Manage team budget, vendor spend, staffing mix, hiring, capacity, and forecasts
• Evaluate and responsibly introduce emerging technologies, including generative AI and agentic engineering tools
• Communicate delivery progress, operational health, risks, dependencies, investment needs, and decisions to technical, business, and executive audiences
• Perform other duties as assigned

Engineering Manager jobs in Missouri

Software Engineering Manager – Investments