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Sr. Manager, Engineering - Semantic Data Modeling Framework (Hybrid)

CrowdStrike

full time · Senior

$160,000 – $250,000

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What this role is

CrowdStrike is seeking an engineering manager to lead development of an ontology-based semantic data modeling framework that standardizes how data flows across their cybersecurity platform. This role combines deep technical leadership with cross-organizational influence to drive adoption of a complex infrastructure system serving data teams, product engineers, and AI/ML specialists.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years progressive software engineering experience
  • 4+ years engineering management leading teams of 6+ engineers
  • Expertise in data modeling, ontology design, semantic modeling, knowledge graphs, or domain-driven data architecture
  • Experience building and shipping platforms or frameworks requiring adoption across an organization
  • Understanding of graph databases, RDF/OWL/SHACL/SPARQL, schema registries, metadata platforms, or semantic layers
  • Experience with modern cloud-native data ecosystems
  • Strong design and problem-solving skills with passion for engineering excellence and security
  • Ability to influence and partner across organizational boundaries
  • Excellent communication skills for technical and non-technical audiences

Nice to have

  • Experience utilizing AI technologies to enhance decision-making and workflows
  • Familiarity with data mesh, data products, and AI-ready data architectures

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