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Sentry

Engineering Manager, Growth

San Francisco, California, United States

Location
San Francisco, California, United States
Work
Hybrid
Employment
Full-time
Level
Manager
Function
Engineering
Pay
$220K – $450K a year
Posted
8 weeks ago

About the role

Sentry is looking for an Engineering Manager to lead our Growth team (internally called "Value Discovery") and help expand our product-led business by helping customers discover and get the most out of our platform.

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