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      <description>Location: Bristol | Salary: 80000.00-80000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | Are you an Engineering Manager who cares more about the people you grow than the tickets you close? If so, read on!My client is a fast-growing, product-led business building cloud-native software that actually matters to its customers. They''ve invested seriously in engineering culture, not just talked about it, and now they need someone to lead two engineering squads and make sure both the people and the delivery are firing on all cylinders.As an Engineering Manager, the following will apply:You''ve managed and grown engineers before, and you''re genuinely good at it, hiring, career development, and the honest performance conversations includedYou can run delivery across more than one team without things quietly falling apartYou''ve got enough technical grounding (modern web stack, ideally something like .NET/React, cloud platform experience such as Azure) to ask the right questions and earn trust, even though you''re not the one writing the codeRotas and escalation paths don''t scare you, you know how to make on-call something people don''t dreadYou care about psychological safety and continuous improvement, not as buzzwords, but as things you actually build into how a team works...</description>
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