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Amplitude is seeking an Engineering Manager to lead the Delivery and SDK team within Statsig, a feature management and experimentation platform. This role combines leadership of two critical technical areas: (1) Delivery—globally distributed systems that evaluate experiments and feature gates at scale, operating in the critical path of customer applications where availability, latency, and correctness are paramount; and (2) SDKs—a portfolio of 30+ SDKs spanning web, mobile, server, edge, TV, gaming, and emerging platforms.
You will lead a technically diverse team responsible for making Statsig's sophisticated infrastructure feel simple and native to developers across all platforms. The role requires hands-on technical leadership across distributed systems, mobile platforms, server runtimes, edge environments, and developer tooling. You'll define technical strategy for highly available, low-latency evaluation systems operating at global scale, continuously improve SDK ergonomics and reliability, expand coverage as new platforms emerge, and establish shared architecture standards across a polyglot codebase while respecting platform conventions.
Key responsibilities include leading and growing the team, defining technical strategy for global delivery infrastructure, making Statsig easy to adopt through SDK improvements, expanding platform coverage, establishing quality standards across diverse codebases, and partnering with product, infrastructure, and customer-facing teams on integration challenges.
Ideal candidates bring experience developing production SDKs or developer-facing libraries across native mobile and server environments, broad technical range across multiple programming languages and platforms, experience leading teams responsible for developer infrastructure or business-critical production software, strong understanding of API/SDK design including ergonomics and backward compatibility, experience building highly available low-latency systems, a generalist mindset with comfort learning new technologies and moving between stack layers, and the ability to connect infrastructure architecture, developer experience, and customer needs into coherent technical roadmaps.
