Engineering Manager, Reliability Engineering Flywheel - EDA Infrastructure
Engineering Manager, Reliability Engineering Flywheel - EDA Infrastructure
Posted 44 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Lead a team and own the roadmap for operational processes and platforms, from requirements and delivery through adoption and results.
- Set technical direction, prioritize work, and guide execution across engineering and operational disciplines.
- Partner with infrastructure, product, and security teams to establish consistent practices for incident response, maintenance, on-call, issue management, and customer-serving readiness.
- Hire and develop engineers and technical leads, building a team with clear ownership and accountability. Align priorities across teams, communicate progress and risks, and provide technical leadership during major incidents.
- What we need to see: BS degree or equivalent experience with 10+ overall years of software engineering or related experience, including 5+ years of engineering leadership managing teams or complex technical programs.
- Knowledge of operational processes and supporting platforms, including roadmap, delivery, adoption, and improvement.
- Strong technical judgment in software architecture, platform integration, and engineering tradeoffs.
- Clear communication with engineers, cross-functional partners, and executive stakeholders. A record of developing engineers, growing teams, and delivering results under pressure.
- Ways to stand out from the crowd: Established readiness standards covering service ownership, support coverage, and reliability objectives.
- Built, integrated, and scaled platforms pertaining the incident, maintenance, customer experience management, along with on-call and production readiness
- Applied AI or LLMs to improve triage, knowledge retrieval, incident analysis, or automation.
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