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Storyteq is seeking an Engineering Manager – Head of Quality Engineering to define and lead our quality strategy for a scalable, cloud-based SaaS platform. You will oversee a cross-functional Quality Engineering group, shaping test architecture and tooling while partnering with other engineering managers to bake quality into every development cycle.
This role emphasizes hands-on leadership without daily coding, driving automation, performance testing, and release readiness across multiple
Storyteq helps marketing and creative teams in top brands to scale their creative production and gain control over their marketing campaigns. Through our platform, our clients can streamline campaign workflows, automate their creative production through templates & AI, and activate engaging campaigns that go to market faster.
We believe creativity takes time, but creative production shouldn’t. Since 2016, our mission has been to revolutionise the way creative assets are created and used. Magic happens when we let technology empower creativity. Our endless curiosity and relentless commitment to our customers lie at the heart of our problem-solving approach. This shared mission is woven into our values: we dream big, think differently, and are stronger together.
Role overview
As Engineering Manager – Head of Quality Engineering, you will own the quality engineering strategy for Storyteq. You lead our cross-departmental Quality Engineering team and set the standard for how quality is designed, built, and verified across all of our engineering teams — covering test strategy and design, exploratory and manual testing, and our automated testing frameworks.
This is not a hands-on coding role, but it is a deeply technical one requiring partnership with the other engineering managers so that quality is built into how the application teams work, rather than inspected at the end. You are accountable for the technical and delivery outcomes of your team, and for the health of our test tooling and frameworks. You should be able to understand, articulate, and weigh in on technical problems, make sound decisions about test architecture and tooling, and represent the state of quality — and the risk we’re carrying — credibly to engineering and to the wider business.
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