Neptune
Software Development Manager (Information Technology)
Position Summary
The SaaS team is looking for a leader to help drive Neptune's platform development. Neptune's platform is the
foundation for our commercial software offering. Neptune's platform is composed of services to manage our
customer's operations to include compute, network and storage resources. These services are used by end users
for access to IOT data, specifically Neptune's world class water meters.
We provide autonomy for the development leaders, to hire and coach engineers to collectively solve problems.
You will get all the support from leadership and your peers to succeed in this journey.
We are not fans of bureaucracy and take our culture of execution seriously. We challenge status quo and welcome
thinking that is not typical.
We develop solutions that scale and you need to be in the driver seat and work through any challenges and solve
problems. The aspects of why and what are well defined and the how part is accomplished by the team.
Our most valued partner is our customer. This is part of our DNA. You are responsible for making them successful
when they use our services.
As a leader, you will need to build a diverse and open culture that embraces debate, makes decisions and
collectively work and deliver to our customers.
We are a data driven company. Data is our mirror and we measure everything we build and work hard to ensure
what we measure makes our customers happy.
The team size will be 5-7 engineers with varied levels of experience (new college grads to extremely accomplished
senior technical individual contributors).
Responsibilities
Experience
Education
Location: Duluth, GA
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Engineering