Engineering Manager II - Production Engineering (PE)

What You'll Do As an Uber PE Engineering Manager, you will lead a team of production engineers (PEs). You will develop plans and set objectives with your team, negotiate engagement details with your development partners, and organize the work of your PE squad. You will provide normal management services to your team, including career development, coaching, mentoring, performance evaluations, developing promotion cases, and other managerial responsibilities Your Squad of PEs will be responsible for the list below and you should be familiar with all of the work. We implement observability (measurement, monitoring, and alerting) of services/platforms We design and lead the deployment and operational processes of the services/platforms we support We develop reliability tools and frameworks for use by all engineers We work with development partners to shape the architecture, design, and implementations of new and existing systems to enhance their reliability performance, efficiency, and scalability We share on-call responsibilities with our dev partners and lead incident response and no-blame postmortem analysis and review We drive efficiencies in systems and processes: capacity planning, configuration management, performance tuning, monitoring, and root cause analysis. We help development teams use infrastructure more effectively We are on point for capacity planning and to help teams anticipate and prepare for growth Experience leading SRE/PE teams in FB, GOOGLE, Twitter etc Basic Qualifications 5 Minimum Years of Experience with managing teams and Reliability Engineering Grit, drive, and a deep feeling of ownership. BS or MS in Computer Science or a related technical discipline. Equivalent practical experience is a reasonable substitute. Good programming skills in one of C/Java, Javascript, Python or Go, and an ability to pick up new ones. Experience in the Linux environment and a good understanding of its fundamentals and internals: filesystems and modern memory management, threads and processes, the user/kernel-space divide, etc. A good understanding of large-scale distributed systems in practice, including multi-tier architectures, application security, monitoring, and storage systems. Working knowledge of the TCP/IP stack, internet routing, and load balancing.