Engineering Manager, Infrastructure

The Role

You are a hands-on engineering lead who is comfortable responding to incidents, deep-diving on reliability issues, architecting new systems or extending existing ones. Managing a small team is in your comfort zone, or something that’s at the top of your list for personal growth (mentorship and communication come naturally to you). You generally identify with ‘full stack engineer’ and ‘polyglot’. You can articulate the difference between contract testing and integration testing, and have strong opinions weakly held about both. You can identify and context-switch between problems that code can solve and problems that process/leadership can solve.

Cool Stuff You'll Do

Hands-on engineering, implementing new systems and improving existing ones
Architecting towards a de-coupled, highly-available microservices architecture (or, at least, not monolithic)
Continuously raising the bar for engineering quality, helping to ensure that “we all have the right to do our best work” and exercise that right daily
Taking a ‘the buck stops here’ approach to driving world-class reliability
Jumping or growing into leading and managing a team, focusing on mentoring and career/personal growth
Improving visibility into how distributed services interact and scale in production
Triaging bugs and inconsistencies in platform services
Participating and improving the on-call rotation