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How AI changed the Eng Manager role
The job that emerges from this shift has less to do with reviewing code and more to do with deciding what a team should start next. To understand how this plays out day to day, it helps to hear from two engineering managers with genuinely different vantage points on the same underlying shift. Jorge Braz has spent ten years as an engineering manager, preceded by roughly ten years as a software developer, and now manages the Reliability and Tarot squads, which focus on platform stability and resilience.
- ▪The job that emerges from this shift has less to do with reviewing code and more to do with deciding what a team should start next.
- ▪To understand how this plays out day to day, it helps to hear from two engineering managers with genuinely different vantage points on the same underlying shift.
- ▪Jorge Braz has spent ten years as an engineering manager, preceded by roughly ten years as a software developer, and now manages the Reliability and Tarot squads, which focus on platform stability and resilience.
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Home All Posts How AI Is Changing the Engineering Manager Role: More Context, More Capacity, and the New Job of Protecting Focus Company, Trends, AI in Software Engineering 25/09/2026 How AI Is Changing the Engineering Manager Role: More Context, More Capacity, and the New Job of Protecting Focus Codacy 10 mins read In this article: Subscribe to our blog: AI is changing the engineering manager role by widening access to technical context rather than turning managers back into full-time coders, and the real management problem it creates is overload: teams that once ran one or two workstreams now juggle several in parallel per person. The job that emerges from this shift has less to do with reviewing code and more to do with deciding what a team should start next.
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