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Engineering Manager, AI Conversation Platform

Stripe · Toronto, Canada

LeadershipToronto, Canada
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Strategic Overview

Engineering Manager, AI Conversation Platform at Stripe is a leadership opportunity centered on the specialist responsibilities and outcomes described in the employer's listing.

The published role emphasizes work such as Driving an ambitious vision for AI/ML that benefits our users Setting the technical & process direction for the team based on business goals.

The role is listed for Toronto, Canada with the working arrangement published with the role, giving candidates the practical context needed to assess fit before applying.

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Key information at a glance

Role focusLeadership
LocationToronto, Canada
Experienceat least 4 years of experience
PostedJun 9, 2026
Last seenOct 25, 2026
Role context

About This Role

The newly formed Conversation Platform team aims to build a conversation platform for all merchants who use Stripe. We are doing so by (a) automating the easy tasks, and (b) assisting our users in the difficult tasks. Some examples include customizing the Stripe landing page to suggest bespoke integrations, allowing users to command the Stripe API in natural language, and resolving user issues automatically. We are…

What the role delivers

Key Responsibilities & Objectives

  • Driving an ambitious vision for AI/ML that benefits our users
  • Setting the technical & process direction for the team based on business goals
  • Brainstorm and coordinate product integrations with partner teams
  • Proposing new ideas and building prototypes
Candidate blueprint

Required Qualifications & Candidate Blueprint

  • Have at least 4 years of experience managing ML teams
  • Experience working as a Machine Learning Engineer, Applied Scientist or equivalent Individual Contributor.
  • Lead by example in high-growth, high-impact, ambiguous environments
Compensation & benefits

Salary & Benefits

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  • Driving an ambitious vision for AI/ML that benefits our users
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Full Job Description

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Engineering Manager, AI Conversation Platform

Who we are

About Stripe

Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies—from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups—use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of work ahead. That means you have an unprecedented opportunity to put the global economy within everyone’s reach while doing the most important work of your career.

About the team

The newly formed Conversation Platform team aims to build a conversation platform for all merchants who use Stripe. We are doing so by (a) automating the easy tasks, and (b) assisting our users in the difficult tasks. Some examples include customizing the Stripe landing page to suggest bespoke integrations, allowing users to command the Stripe API in natural language, and resolving user issues automatically. We are developing RAG based systems on the latest LLMs as well as fine-tuning our own models. We’re an end-to-end team going from ideas to models to shipping in production.

What you’ll do

Responsibilities

  • Driving an ambitious vision for AI/ML that benefits our users
  • Setting the technical & process direction for the team based on business goals
  • Brainstorm and coordinate product integrations with partner teams
  • Proposing new ideas and building prototypes
  • Be an integral part of a larger ML community internally & externally
  • Hire & develop a world-class team to deliver high-quality ML systems.
  • Coach engineers to help them grow in their careers and maintain a high bar

Who you are

We are looking for ML Engineering Managers who are passionate about using ML to improve products and delight customers. You have experience leading teams that develop streaming feature pipelines, build ML models, and deploy them to production, even if it involves making substantial changes to backend code. You are comfortable with ambiguity, love to take initiative, and have a bias towards action.

Minimum requirements

  • Have at least 4 years of experience managing ML teams
  • Experience working as a Machine Learning Engineer, Applied Scientist or equivalent Individual Contributor.
  • Lead by example in high-growth, high-impact, ambiguous environments
  • Have experience building & shipping ML systems.
  • Hold yourself and others to a high bar when working with production systems.
  • Thrive in a collaborative cross-functional environment

Preferred qualifications

  • Experience in shipping LLM & RAG systems
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Why This Position Matters

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