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Manager 3, Software Development (Payments Platform)

Intuit

Mountain View, CA · Director

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What this role is

Lead a group of 40-60 engineers and several engineering managers building the payment processing infrastructure behind QuickBooks and other Intuit products, setting technical direction for distributed systems handling billions in transactions annually. This role combines hands-on technical leadership with cross-functional partnership across product, compliance, and risk teams to deliver reliable, compliant payment systems at scale.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 12+ years of software engineering experience
  • 5+ years leading engineering managers in multi-team organizations
  • Track record delivering large-scale payments or fintech platforms in production
  • Technical depth in distributed systems and real-time transaction processing
  • Cloud-native architecture experience with AWS
  • Ownership of engineering delivery against business KPIs
  • Ability to partner with Product, Finance, Risk, and Compliance stakeholders
  • Track record building and developing senior/staff level engineering teams

Nice to have

  • Payment processing systems or card network experience
  • ACH/FedNow/RTP or settlement infrastructure knowledge
  • Hands-on experience with Splunk, Datadog, or PagerDuty
  • Experience with AI-assisted engineering workflows or intelligent payments
  • Prior fintech, payments processor, or financial services company experience

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