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Posted 6 Oct · 300 open roles

Software Development Manager, Ads Tech

Bengaluru, Karnataka, INDonsiteApply by 30 Oct 2026

Undisclosed
Salary
7+ yrs
Experience
Full time
Job type

About the role

Ads Sales Tech is responsible for designing and developing applications for enabling our advertisers to better leverage and benefit from Ads products. In this role, you will create the vision for your team, develop your team, make important time investments hiring, and define the technological roadmap by partnering up with Principal Engineers and Product Managers. This position requires technical background in operating systems, software development, and systems development, with detailed planning, operational excellence, operational management and effective written and verbal communication skills, adapting to the different levels of audiences in the company. Key job responsibilities •…

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Common rounds for engineering roles. Every company runs its own process.

  1. Round 1

    Fundamentals

    Coding, data structures and problem solving, usually 45–60 minutes.

  2. Round 2

    Design and depth

    System or component design, plus the tools named in the posting.

  3. Round 3

    Team fit

    Past projects, how you work with others, and the offer conversation.

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