Manager, Development Engineering
2 weeks ago
Canada
Affirm
Full-time
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Take the next step in your career with Affirm as a Manager for the Resilience Engineering team. Drive system safety and reliability through innovative testing strategies and proactive measures.
This role is vital in overseeing the design and implementation of resilience strategies within production systems. You'll work with a talented engineering team to adopt methodologies like chaos engineering and load testing. Collaboration across teams ensures that resilience practices are embedded within the entire development cycle.
Key Responsibilities
• Direct resilience engineering vision and strategy
• Mentor engineering teams in resilience practices
• Design platforms for effective load testing
• Establish frameworks for safe testing in production
• Identify and rectify system weaknesses proactively
Requirements:
• Proven experience in leading engineering teams
• Hands-on expertise in chaos engineering and testing
• Familiarity with cloud-native tools and environments
• Excellent programming background in relevant languages
• Strong leadership and influence in team settings Contribute to Affirm's mission of improving reliability and user trust in systems.
Key Responsibilities
• Direct resilience engineering vision and strategy
• Mentor engineering teams in resilience practices
• Design platforms for effective load testing
• Establish frameworks for safe testing in production
• Identify and rectify system weaknesses proactively
Requirements:
• Proven experience in leading engineering teams
• Hands-on expertise in chaos engineering and testing
• Familiarity with cloud-native tools and environments
• Excellent programming background in relevant languages
• Strong leadership and influence in team settings Contribute to Affirm's mission of improving reliability and user trust in systems.