Engineering Manager

About the Role

We’re looking for an

Engineering Manager

to lead a small but critical team responsible for building, scaling, and maintaining the technology that powers our online crowdfunding platform. You’ll work closely with the product team and other stakeholders, and will be responsible not just for delivery, but for ensuring the long-term quality and reliability of our systems.

This role is ideal for someone who wants to stay deeply hands-on while also growing into a strong people and execution leader.

Responsibilities

Lead engineering execution

across product development, QA, and infrastructure

Design, review, and implement

high-quality software systems and reliable architecture

Mentor and manage

a team of 3–5 engineers—ensuring technical excellence and personal growth

Own the engineering roadmap

in collaboration with product and business stakeholders

Ensure system reliability

through good dev practices, testing, and monitoring

Champion best practices

in software engineering, CI / CD, and cloud infrastructure

Communicate effectively

across functions—product, operations, and design

Requirements

7–10 years

of experience in software engineering, with at least 2 years in a technical leadership or management role

Proven ability to

write and review high-quality code

in one or more modern languages

Strong understanding of

system design, databases, API development , and

cloud infrastructure

(e.g., AWS, GCP, etc.)

Familiarity with

DevOps practices

and setting up observability tools

Ability to

leverage AI tools

to enhance efficiency and quality in software development and delivery

Ability to

work with give.do’s existing tech stack —Node.js, MongoDB, React.js, TypeScript, and AWS. Prior experience in each is not mandatory, but you should be comfortable picking it up quickly.

Experience managing

end-to-end product cycles

including planning, execution, testing, and deployment

Comfort with

cross-functional collaboration

High degree of

ownership and autonomy —you can drive projects independently and take accountability