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Engineering Manager - People & Procurement

Financial Times·London, United Kingdom·On-site·Full-time
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Posted
22 September 2026
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Type
Full-time
Arrangement
On-site
United Kingdom
Deadline
22 October 2026
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Summary

the pitch

Join the Financial Times, a leading global news organization, as an Engineering Manager for People & Procurement. In this role, you will lead the engineering team, oversee the operation and evolution of technology capabilities, and translate business priorities into sustainable engineering plans. You will also be responsible for developing the team's capabilities, establishing clear technical ownership, and ensuring platform health and performance.

Role

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Join the Financial Times, a leading global news organization, as an Engineering Manager for People & Procurement. In this role, you will lead the engineering team, oversee the operation and evolution of technology capabilities, and translate business priorities into sustainable engineering plans. You will also be responsible for developing the team's capabilities, establishing clear technical ownership, and ensuring platform health and performance.

Key responsibilities

  • Own the engineering, operation and continuous evolution of the technology capabilities supporting People and Procurement, providing clear technical direction across enterprise SaaS platforms, integrations and supporting services.
  • Lead, support and develop engineers, setting clear expectations and providing coaching, feedback and career development.
  • Work with Product to translate business priorities and technology strategy into clear engineering plans, balancing business change, platform improvement, operational work and technical debt.