Engineering Manager, Console Team (Product-Led Growth Strategy)

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Responsibilities

• ▹Lead a multi-disciplined engineering team building web applications, agentic tooling integrations (MCP servers, SDKs), and account management services
• ▹Partner closely with leadership and product management on product strategy and roadmap refinement
• ▹Oversee technical design, task decomposition, and daily standups to ensure the team executes on schedule
• ▹Lead feature development and product releases, including AI agent playground environments and LLM-powered developer tooling
• ▹Drive the self-serve growth engine: activation funnels, in-product upgrade flows, and PLG experimentation
• ▹Work with other team leads on cross-functional projects, identifying critical paths and resolving dependencies
• ▹Hold regular 1-on-1s with direct reports, coaching them for career development

Requirements

• ▹Experience working in early-stage startups - from building and scaling to going through fundraising
• ▹Great communication and leadership skills in a fast-paced environment
• ▹Strong practical experience with software architecture and scaling existing infrastructure
• ▹Views LLMs, agents, and model APIs as first-class product primitives, not just add-ons
• ▹Familiarity with hybrid cloud models (bare-metal datacenters and cloud providers) and scaled databases
• ▹Interest in relevant technologies (Rust, LLM APIs, MCP/agent tooling, Elm, Postgres, GPUs)

Nice to have

• ▹Experience building AI-powered developer tooling - playgrounds, SDK experiences, interactive docs, evaluation UIs
• ▹Experience shipping agentic or voice AI integrations - MCP servers, function-calling pipelines, voice assistant SDKs
• ▹Experience driving PLG at a developer-tools company - activation experiments, usage-based pricing instrumentation
• ▹Experience managing through a fundraising cycle

Soft skills

About the company

Deepgram is the leading platform for the Voice AI economy, providing real-time speech-to-text and text-to-speech APIs and production-grade voice agents. Over 200,000 developers and 1,300+ organizations - including Twilio, Cloudflare, and Sierra - build on Deepgram, which is backed by a recent Series C round from leading global investors.