Software Engineering Manager, Identity Access Management - Snowflake Inc. - Clyde Hill, WA

Snowflake is about empowering enterprises to achieve their full potential - and people too. With a culture that's all in on impact, innovation, and collaboration, Snowflake is the sweet spot for building big, moving fast, and taking technology - and careers - to the next level.

The database security identity & access management (IAM) team owns the services, systems, and product features that help our customers confidently bring their most sensitive data and workloads to Snowflake. We build solutions for secure authentication, simple yet granular access control, and safe, flexible data sharing and delegation. This includes features such as user management, multi-factor authentication, federated single sign-on, session and key pair authentication, and access control at all levels of the database (object, row, and column). Our systems are mission critical to customer trust and maintaining Snowflake's performance, reliability, and security.

AS AN ENGINEERING MANAGER IN IAM, YOU WILL:

Lead and drive projects from idea formulation, to design, and to implementation.

Drive great partnership with the product management team.

Set team strategy and be accountable for team plans, execution and deliverables.

Grow and build a strong, healthy, and diverse team through hiring as well mentoring and coaching.

Collaborate with other engineering teams and cross functional teams.

Provide strong technical leadership to the team and partner teams.

Understand deeply the state of art and industry trends, and lead the team to build IAM features into Snowflake as an integrated service.

We expect our engineering managers to demonstrate a strong engineering background via their past experience both as engineers and as managers.

OUR IDEAL ENGINEERING MANAGER WILL HAVE:

10+ years of experience in building large scale distributed systems, some of which are in databases and/or security (in particular with IAM).

3+ years of experience in managing and leading engineering teams to build s