We’re looking for a Software Engineering Manager who builds and elevates their team, drives strong technical solutions, and goes deep on hard, real-world problems. This isn’t a pure delivery or pure people role. You’ll be in the work, shaping technical direction, collaborating closely with design and product, and helping your team do the best work of their careers. Don’t worry, you’ll also be hands-on.
You’ll need to hold the technical bar high while creating the space for others to grow. We’re solving problems that haven’t been solved before, and you’ll be crucial to figuring them out. It’s a role that demands absolute ownership, someone who can take a blurry problem, create clarity, and lead a team to nail it.
The kind of problems our teams solve
Halter is one system: hardware, software, and AI, running live on real farms. Our engineering teams own different slices of that system, but the problems all rhyme:
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Turning thousands of collars and billions of sensor events into a single, calm decision in a farmer’s hand.
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Modelling the physical world (animals, pasture, terrain) accurately enough to act on in real time.
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Building mobile and web experiences that hold up at 5am whilst out in a paddock in the rain.
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Designing platforms and pipelines that scale with our incredible pace of growth without the seams showing.
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Engineering against constrained hardware, flaky rural connectivity, and the messiness of the physical world, and shipping with pace despite it.
Every team here ships software that has to work in a paddock, not just a browser tab. As an engineering manager at Halter, you’re in the work, not above it: coaching engineers, shaping the technical bets, and writing code.