Engineering Manager - Pricing

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Join our team as an Engineering Manager - Pricing! This is a hybrid role, and we are currently considering candidates based in the Netherlands.

The Engineering Manager, Pricing leads a team of software engineers, applied ML engineers, and technical product managers responsible for the pricing engine and its supporting services across Protolabs. The capability and roadmap for pricing overall, the creation and ongoing management of LLM-driven capabilities that power pricing strategy and ensuring pricing is delivered as a true enterprise capability consistently supporting factory vs. network fulfillment, differentiated by service  line, and differentiated between prototype and production  rather than a collection of one-off pricing solutions. This role sits at the center of a deliberately distributed pricing model: pricing analysts sit within a separate central pricing team to drive fast, locally informed decisions but ensure enterprise strategy at the same time. This role owns the shared engine, architecture, and strategy those decisions run on. Success means service lines get the speed and specificity they need without the company ending up with inconsistent, duplicated, or ungoverned pricing logic underneath them.