Submittable is a growing social impact platform used by thousands of companies, governments, and philanthropic organizations to manage their social impact programs and maximize their impact. We have helped big and small organizations worldwide run 134,000 programs and collect nearly 22 million applications to date. Grow your career at a public benefit corporation and Inc. 5000 fastest-growing company, while having a positive impact on people globally.

Submittable is seeking an experienced Senior Software Engineering Manager to join our dynamic, growth-driven team in Missoula, Montana or Seattle, Washington.


You’ll manage and mentor a team of engineers working on our accounts domain, which owns identities, permissions and communication services for Submittable’s products. You’ll lead not only at the strategic level, but also tactically by diving deeply into business and technical domains, working closely with internal stakeholders. You’ll work with other engineering teams to support their existing accounts workloads on your greenfield services that run on Kubernetes.


This position is full-time and reports to a Director of Engineering.

What You’ll Be Doing:

  • Jump into our software and infrastructure, quickly coming up to speed and recommending improvements
  • Lead a team of engineers to deliver predictable engineering results 
  • Develop your team members, grow the overall performance of your team, and contribute to the performance of your peers’ teams, department, and Submittable as a whole
  • Break down a large/complex problem, quickly derive an efficient design, document and implement the core framework, and hand off the simple components to staff
  • Drive the technical and organizational roadmap for the team
  • Work with a cross-functional teams including product and other internal stakeholders in all phases of product development

You’ll Be Successful With:

  • 4+ years of experience managing technical staff
  • Proven track record in building high-performing teams; experience hiring and retaining software engineers
  • Deep understanding of Agile software development, including scrum
  • Modern web application design paradigms
  • Modern cloud native infrastructure and design principles
  • How to write well, and a bias to write things down
  • Mentoring a strong engineering team with a track record of consistently delivering
  • Tangible and measurable near term improvements to our software and infrastructure
  • Delivering regular feedback to platform engineering teams to help reduce cognitive load to engineering teams

The salary range for this position is $160,000-$225,000 annually; base pay offered may vary depending on location, experience, skills, relevant education, and training.

Position Location: This role will be located in Bellevue, WA or Missoula, MT following a hybrid work model.

We are interested in every qualified candidate who is eligible to work in the United States, however, we are unable to accommodate scholastic or employment visas at this time.

About Submittable

Submittable is on a mission to empower social good organizations with technology that accelerates their work and scales their impact. We partnered with thousands of organizations, governments, and corporations last year to launch 10,000+ programs, process over 4 million applications, and distribute $2.5 billion in funding and aid. 

Submittable's headquarters office is in downtown Missoula, Montana, with a satellite office in Bellevue, Washington and remote employees located around the U.S.

We are proud to offer highly-competitive benefits for full-time employees, including:

  • Health insurance, 401K, life insurance, and optional HSA, FSA, and DCA accounts
  • Flexible hours, including flexible vacations and sick leave, and remote work options
  • Generous paid parental leave policy for mothers, fathers, and adoptive parents
  • Professional development stipends
  • Involvement in community outreach programs for all employees, including company volunteer outings at local nonprofits
  • Fully-stocked kitchens with complimentary snacks and beverages for all employees when working in either of our offices 
  • Weekly catered lunches in both offices 
  • Monthly company sponsored happy hours and gatherings 

As a product used globally, we're very motivated to hire and support employees who are representative of different and diverse backgrounds and experiences, including but not limited to diversity of ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, religion, ability, culture, and socioeconomics.

 

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