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Engineering Manager, Automations
Engineering managerOn-site — San Francisco, USA
Published on 2026-10-27
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About this role
Lead the team building Retool’s automation capabilities, including workflows, integrations, and AI-driven agents. Set technical direction and partner with Product, Design, customers, and go-to-market teams to deliver reliable automation systems and grow the engineering team.
About the company
Retool is a software development company that provides a platform for building internal tools rapidly. They serve various industries by enabling businesses to create custom applications tailored to their operational needs.
The team
Retool’s Automation team
What you'll do
- Lead a full-stack team building workflows, integrations, and AI-driven agents
- Set team strategy and roadmap with Product and Design
- Guide architecture for workflow execution, state management, integrations, observability, and reliability
- Shape production AI agent capabilities for autonomous execution, human oversight, debugging, and recovery
- Drive delivery from scoping through launch and iteration
- Work with customers to turn complex processes into reusable automation capabilities
- Coach engineers, manage performance, and support recruiting and team growth
What we're looking for
- At least 2 years of experience leading and managing engineering teams
- Strong technical judgment and ability to engage deeply in design and architecture
- Track record setting technical direction and delivering complex systems
- Strong product instincts and ability to connect technical decisions to customer needs
- Point of view on making AI-driven automation dependable in production
- Experience coaching engineers, managing performance, recruiting, and building teams
- Comfort with ambiguity, accountability, and cross-functional communication
Nice to have
- Experience with workflows, distributed systems, integrations, or developer-facing products
