Engineering Manager at United Flow Technologies in Sacramento, CA

At Tesco Controls (a UFT company), our culture is grounded in the idea that the how we achieve results is just as important as the results themselves. Our winning behaviors guide the way we work, collaborate, and grow—both as individual employees and as a team. Our core winning behaviors are to Build Relationships, have a Relentless Drive for Results, to Communicate with Integrity and Focus, and to Be a Mentor, Teacher, Learner. These behaviors are more than words—they are the foundation of our success and continued growth.

Here, you’ll join a stable, growing company where your work directly supports cleaner water, stronger communities, and critical infrastructure across the country. If you want meaningful work, real growth opportunities, and a team that takes pride in doing the right thing—you’ll find it here. Apply today and help power the systems that keep our world running.

The Engineering Manager is the operating resource leader for Tesco Engineering. The position ensures that the right technical capability is assigned to the right project at the right time, continuously balances engineering demand and capacity, and resolves cross-project resource constraints in close coordination with Project Management. After resource leadership, the Engineering Manager is expected to remain a senior technical contributor who performs substantive engineering work on projects in areas of personal strength.

This is intentionally not a traditional people-management position. Routine administrative supervision is limited to what is required for line accountability, performance documentation, capability assessment, and identification of development needs. Project Managers direct the engineers’ daily project tasks and schedule; technical SMEs provide project-specific technical leadership; the Engineering Manager keeps the resource system healthy and contributes technically.

This role will also be on site in our Sacramento office and will require travel up to 10% of the time.