myfitnesspal

Manager, Engineering - Subscription Growth

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At a Glance

Location
United States
Work Regime
remote
Compensation
e at MyFitnessPal ranges from $140,000 - $210,000 . Actual compensation is base
Posted
2026-07-26T13:51:03-04:00

Key Requirements

Domain Knowledge

  • Engineering

Requirements

Prior software engineering experience focused on native Apple applications (iOS)

Compensation & Benefits

Face-to-Face Connections

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We value personal connections. Enjoy opportunities to meet and connect with your team members in person to help forge meaningful relationships that extend beyond the virtual realm. Teams meet as often as needed and all of MyFitnessPal gathers annually.

Flexibility At Its Best:

Achieve the work-life balance you deserve. Enjoy a flexible time-off policy with our

Responsible Time Off

Responsibilities

As the Engineering Manager you’ll join a talented team, leading it to deliver significant growth on top of our mission-critical payments platforms.

Your primary focus is cultivating an environment where engineers thrive and collaborate effectively with Product and Design to achieve their goals.

Partner closely with Product and Design, leveraging a variety of qualitative and quantitative tools to explore Growth solutions across our mobile and web apps

Work closely with the team to ensure strong technical decision-making grounded in product context, setting us up for continued success implementing new growth and monetization strategies

Take a hands-on approach to delivery management, ensuring the backlog is healthy, maintenance and tech debt work are scheduled, and work is broken down appropriately, in a timely manner

Team

Our Subscription Growth team maintains critical integrations with the Apple and Android app stores and Stripe to provide a seamless paid subscriber onboarding experience. They prioritize platform stability and quality and are currently focused on building growth-driving features on top of these robust platforms.

About the Company

Be Data-Inspired

— ground decisions in research and data; measure what matters.

Champion Change

— lean into ambiguity; iterate, learn, and improve continuously.

Leave it Better than You Found It

— raise quality, clarify systems, and document as you go.