Manager/Sr. Manager, Engineering - AI Platform
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Job Description
Structured overview of role & requirementsAbout This Role
Lead and grow the AI Platform engineering team responsible for building and maintaining the foundational agentic ecosystem supporting SimCorp One and AI agent capabilities.
Own delivery of AI Platform roadmap items including Agent Orchestrator, SimCorp One Neo production readiness, Agent Development Stack, safety/trust features, multi-agent orchestration, and API integration.
Collaborate with product management and senior leadership to align priorities, manage risks, and contribute to AI platform strategy and governance for safe and compliant AI agent deployment.
Minimum Requirements
Proven experience in managing engineering teams, preferably in platform or infrastructure contexts, with accountability for delivery and team engagement.
Technical background in software or platform engineering with familiarity in AI agent orchestration, LLM-based systems, APIs, and trust/safety considerations.
Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Not explicitly mentioned: specific degree, notice period, or location restrictions beyond hybrid work policy with 2 days in office.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced leader capable of managing distributed remote teams with strong communication skills and cultural sensitivity, preferably with European or Scandinavian team experience.
Strategic thinker who can manage ambiguity in rapidly evolving AI technology landscapes and maintain focus on measurable outcomes and delivery execution.
Able to translate complex technical AI platform concepts into clear communication for non-technical stakeholders and senior leadership, while maintaining a high standard on security and compliance.
