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Software Engineering Manager (Machine Learning)

Cedar
Location
USA
Posted
12 days ago
Department
Product Engineering
Salary
$195,500 - 247,000
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 6+ years of professional experience in machine learning engineering
  • Experience designing, building, and deploying ML-powered personalization systems or recommendation engines at scale
  • Strong programming skills in Python and SQL
  • 1+ years of experience managing ML engineers and scientists
  • Experience collaborating closely with product leaders and software engineers
  • Ability to articulate business problems as ML tasks and evaluate ROI of models
Nice to have
  • Experience with agentic personalization and Generative AI features
  • Tech leadership experience in product engineering beyond AI/ML components
What the job really is

The Software Engineering Manager (Machine Learning) at Cedar will lead the development of machine learning systems for the Personalization Engine within Cedar Pay. This role involves hands-on technical contributions, managing a team of ML engineers, and ensuring the reliability and effectiveness of ML models that enhance patient experiences. The manager will collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate product needs into actionable ML solutions while maintaining a focus on operational efficiency and continuous improvement.

Benefits
  • Salary Range: $195,500 - 247,000
  • Equity eligible
  • Competitive benefits and wellness package
  • Unlimited PTO for vacation, sick and mental health days
  • 16 weeks paid parental leave with health benefits
  • Diversity initiatives and employee resource groups
Things to weigh
  • No specific mention of remote work policy beyond flexibility
  • Salary range is broad and depends on various factors
  • Role requires balancing hands-on technical work with management responsibilities
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