Director of Engineering Operations
Job Summary
Seeking a visionary, data-driven Director of Engineering Operations to lead and scale foundational technology domains in a full-time remote capacity, focusing on strategy, execution, and continuous improvement across Security, DevOps, QA, Infrastructure, CI/CD, and Observability functions.
Key responsibilities
- Build, mentor, and scale multi-disciplinary engineering teams while managing operational budgets and fostering a culture of technical excellence
- Architect and optimize automated CI/CD pipelines, oversee cloud architecture, and drive the evolution of the developer platform
- Embed security practices into the development lifecycle and maintain compliance standards in collaboration with Legal and Compliance teams
Required qualifications
- 12+ years in software engineering, infrastructure, or platform operations, with at least 5+ years in senior engineering management
- Deep hands-on experience in Cloud Architecture (AWS/GCP), Container Orchestration (Kubernetes), and Infrastructure as Code (Terraform)
- Proven track record using DORA metrics and operational data to enhance deployment velocity and system stability
- Strong familiarity with zero-trust network architectures and compliance frameworks (SOC2, ISO 27001, PCI)
- Exceptional cross-functional leadership and clear executive communication style
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