Engineering Manager, Attendance

Remote - United Statesremotemanager$171K – $248K

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About this role

SeatGeek believes live events are powerful experiences that unite humans. With our technological savvy and fan-first attitude we’re simplifying and modernizing the ticketing industry. We are looking for a Manager (open to varying levels of experience) who can help us scale up our development operation and empower our engineering teams. As we grow, the scale of our technical challenges - and their effect on our customers - continue to increase. We want to ensure we continue to build the best product and team we can. What you'll do Manage a team of cross-functional engineers (backend & frontend, multiple platforms) Work closely with Product to design and develop product enhancements and value for both fans and enterprise customers - including prioritization and planning cycles…

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