
Engineering Manager, SRE
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Engineering Manager, SRE
Engineering Manager, SRE needed to lead a Site Reliability Engineering team for a globally distributed technology platform. Requires hands-on technical depth in Kubernetes, AWS, PostgreSQL, CI/CD, observability, and infrastructure as code, plus proven people leadership experience. Fully remote, asynchronous environment with a salary range of USD $75,450–$169,700.
Engineering Manager, SRE
Engineering Manager, SRE needed to lead a Site Reliability Engineering team for a globally distributed technology platform. Requires hands-on technical depth in Kubernetes, AWS, PostgreSQL, CI/CD, observability, and infrastructure as code, plus proven people leadership experience. Fully remote, asynchronous environment with a salary range of USD $75,450–$169,700.
Salary
Core Qualifications
Technical (Must-have)
Soft Skills
Preferred Qualifications
Technical (Nice-to-have)
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and develop a Site Reliability Engineering team, owning the full career lifecycle of direct reports including onboarding, feedback, performance management, progression, coaching, and hiring.
- Establish a clear team direction and priorities aligned with broader company goals, balancing operational commitments with project delivery and protecting the team’s focus.
- Serve as the team's spokesperson across engineering and with senior leadership, communicating priorities, progress, risks, and technical challenges clearly.
- Own SRE delivery goals, deciding what the team commits to, how work is prioritized, and how operational responsibilities are managed.
- Design and maintain effective support rotations and on-call processes while strengthening incident response practices.
- Provide technical leadership across Kubernetes, AWS, PostgreSQL, DNS and TLS, CI infrastructure, and the broader infrastructure platform.
- Guide the development of reliability practices including SLOs, error budgets, observability, incident response, and post-incident improvements.
- Partner closely with Security on infrastructure threats, patching, controls, audits, and compliance obligations.
- Manage relationships with infrastructure and platform vendors, including renewals and commercial discussions with support from senior leadership.
- Remain hands-on enough to review technical work, challenge architectural decisions, participate credibly in incidents, and identify emerging reliability issues before they escalate.
- Build strong relationships across engineering and encourage teams to bring operational and reliability challenges forward early.
- Continuously improve team health, collaboration, conflict resolution, and retrospective practices.