Senior Engineering Manager, Edge Software

LVT is redefining how businesses operate in the physical world with AI-driven intelligence. The Engineering Manager for Edge Software will lead a technical team to ensure reliable operation of distributed systems and align technical strategy with business goals.

Responsibilities:

• Mentor and lead a collaborative team of software engineers to deliver end-to-end edge solutions that meet LVT’s high standards for reliability
• Lead recruiting efforts to onboard top-tier engineering talent and facilitate continuous coaching and professional development within your team
• Partner with Architects and Principal Engineers to drive the design of a robust edge platform capable of handling growing complexity
• Collaborate closely with Product, Hardware, QA, and InfoSec teams to align engineering roadmaps with business needs
• Oversee and optimize engineering processes to ensure world-class execution and predictable, high-quality delivery cycles
• Translate complex business requirements into actionable technical strategies, making data-driven decisions to move the platform forward
• Act as a key bridge between technical execution and executive vision, ensuring transparency and alignment across the organization

Requirements:

• 7+ years of engineering experience, including at least 3 years successfully managing direct reports in a high-growth environment
• A track record of deploying and optimizing deep learning models on resource-constrained hardware (e.g., NVIDIA Jetson, ARM, or RISC-V)
• Highly skilled in GoLang, C++, or similar languages, with experience in frameworks like Yocto and Zephyr
• Specific experience shipping hardware-integrated software projects created jointly with JDM or ODM partners
• Proficient in quantization (INT8/FP16), pruning, and knowledge distillation using frameworks like TensorRT, OpenVINO, or TensorFlow Lite
• Practical experience deploying and managing software across thousands of remotely distributed IoT devices
• Excel at developing strategic plans that balance technical debt with the need for rapid, market-disrupting innovation
• Hold a degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field