Sr. Software Development Manager, Community Discovery
Twitch(1 month ago)
About this role
The Engineering Manager for the Community Discovery team will lead one of three engineering teams building discovery experiences on Twitch and partner closely with applied scientists to integrate algorithms into production systems. The role oversees development of software and services that power recommendations, search, feed ranking, and notification relevance for millions of daily users. The manager is responsible for technical leadership, cross-team collaboration, and driving team career growth. The position is based at Twitch HQ or one of several US hub locations.
Required Skills
- Systems Design
- Recommendations
- Search
- Ranking
- Machine Learning
- Scalability
- Reliability
- Distributed Systems
- Data Pipelines
- Golang
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Qualifications
- BA/BS in Computer Science
About Twitch
twitch.comTwitch is an interactive livestreaming service centered on gaming but also hosting entertainment, sports, music, and other live content. Owned by Amazon, it connects creators and audiences in real time via low-latency video and chat with community features like emotes, raids, and channel moderation. Twitch offers creator tools and monetization — subscriptions, Bits, ads, and partner/affiliate programs — plus apps across web, mobile, and consoles. It’s widely used by gamers, esports organizers, and creator communities for live events, audience engagement, and community building.
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