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Glacier, a San Francisco-based startup, is seeking an Engineering Manager for Computer Vision to lead a distributed CV team. You will own the CV roadmap, influence strategy, and drive cross-functional collaboration as the company scales in a hybrid in-office model, with exposure to manufacturing and operations.
This is a senior leadership role in an early-stage setting. You will guide technical direction, mentor engineers, and ensure high-quality delivery of computer vision initiatives that
This role is hybrid and required in office on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
About Glacier
Hey, we're Glacier! Series A startup based in San Francisco tackling one of the world's most pressing problems: trash. Did you know that in the US, we send over half of our recyclables to the landfill? We're working to fix that. In doing so, we'll also be reducing carbon emissions, energy consumption, and depletion of natural resources.
Glacier builds custom sorting robots designed to sort apart recyclables as well as AI-powered business analytics that enable recyclers to superpower their plants and improve our society's circularity. From major CPG companies like Colgate and Amazon to municipal recycling facilities, our clients trust us to turn recycling data into actionable insights. Our technology has been recognized as one of TIME's Best Inventions and featured in a TIME documentary, TechCrunch, Fortune, and CBS.
The Role
We're looking for an experienced Engineering Manager, Computer Vision to lead Glacier's Computer Vision organization. You'll own the vision and execution of our CV roadmap, lead our international CV engineering team, and ensure the team is focused on the highest-priority work.
This role reports directly to our Co-Founder and CTO and will play a key role in shaping our computer vision strategy, team execution, and cross-functional collaboration as we scale.
What you'll do
This is a technical leadership role, not a day-to-day development role. You won't be expected to directly code, but you should be comfortable getting deep into technical problems and providing credible guidance on computer vision systems.
What we're looking for
What will make you successful
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