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Built Technologies is seeking a Senior Engineering Manager, Data to lead the data engineering organization. You will guide a high-impact team building the industry's first holistic real estate data engine that powers analytics, decisioning, workflow automation, and new product capabilities across the platform.
The role combines strategic leadership with hands-on technical involvement. You will own the data platform strategy, including architecture for ingestion, transformation, orchestration, governance, and data products. Your responsibilities include defining and evolving the roadmap to balance foundational platform investments with product delivery needs, championing best practices like dbt patterns and data contracts, and ensuring pipelines and models are accurate, observable, secure, and scalable.
You will lead and grow the data engineering team through coaching, hiring, and building a high-performance culture. This includes establishing delivery rituals, providing clear feedback, and supporting career development. You'll also drive operational excellence through improved reliability, alerting, SLAs/SLOs, and root-cause analysis.
Cross-functional collaboration is essential. You will partner with Product, Analytics, Security, and Engineering leaders to ensure data enables customer and business outcomes. You'll communicate clearly on tradeoffs, risks, and timelines while influencing the broader organization on data quality and trust.
As a player-coach, you'll stay close to the work through architecture reviews, design docs, pairing sessions, and occasional implementation. You'll bring strong judgment to tooling decisions across Snowflake, dbt, and Sigma.
Built is an AI-powered platform transforming real estate finance, development, and management. The company partners with more than 350 lenders, 80,000+ borrowers and owners, and thousands of contractors, powering 86,000 active projects valued at over $300 billion.
