Software Engineering Leadership

Daniel Heredia

Building high-performance engineering teams.
Engineering Manager. Writer. Speaker.

Daniel Heredia

About

Engineering Manager

Building high-performance engineering teams. Exploring the intersection of engineering leadership, observability and AI.

+12 years in technology. 8 leading engineering teams across agencies, consulting, and enterprise.

My edge? I've spent my life in competitive sports — semi-pro football, CrossFit, Hyrox, endurance races. I apply the same systems that drive elite athletic performance to engineering teams.

I write about what actually happens in the day-to-day of an Engineering Manager: the 1:1s, the delegation failures, the stakeholder misalignments, the moments that define whether a team thrives or quietly falls apart.

If you want frameworks that sound good in a conference but don't work on Monday morning — this isn't for you.

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What I offer

Services

Whether you're an individual contributor navigating career growth, or a company trying to better support your tech leads — I've got you.

1-1 Coaching

For engineering managers, tech leads, and senior ICs who want to grow — without guessing their way through it. I'll help you work through transitions, build confidence, and lead with clarity.

Corporate Training

Hands-on workshops for engineering teams to build the soft skills that drive delivery, culture, and retention — feedback, delegation, project management, and growing people.

Public Speaking

I speak at tech events, internal meetups, and leadership offsites about the real side of tech leadership — in a way that's relatable, fun, and actually useful.

Let's work together

Open to meaningful connections. Have a project in mind or just want to chat? I'd love to hear from you.