Infrastructure Engineering Manager
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Junior (1 to 2 years)
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Target pay ranges for Level M2 vary by geographic zone: Zone 1 (San Francisco/Bay Area, NYC, Boston, Seattle) is $214,800 - $295,350; Zone 2 (Irvine, LA, etc.) is $193,400 - $265,870; Zone 3 (all other US locations) is $182,600 - $251,020. Exact compensation may vary based on skills, experience, and location, with additional RSUs, health, vision, dental insurance, and mental health benefits.
LaunchDarkly offers pay zones across various US locations including Zone 3 for all other US locations, suggesting flexibility for remote work outside major metros, though specific remote policy details are not stated.
Required qualifications include 5+ years in a formal engineering management role, experience with modifying and modernizing large-scale infrastructure, guiding teams through technical tradeoffs, tracking and driving metrics, excellent communication skills, and a thoughtful, empathetic leadership approach.
The role involves fostering a high-performing, collaborative engineering culture with a thoughtful, empathetic approach to leadership, operating from a place of high trust and transparency.
Strong candidates will have 5+ years in engineering management, experience modernizing large-scale infrastructure, a track record of guiding teams on technical decisions and career development, and excellent communication with an empathetic leadership style.
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LaunchDarkly provides a platform for developers to manage and automate software features. Its main product is a feature management platform that allows developers to control software features, enabling safe code shipping, self-serve experimentation, personalized user experiences, and improved reliability of applications. This platform allows developers to revert feature behaviors without code changes, enhancing productivity. LaunchDarkly operates on a subscription model, charging clients for access to its services. The platform helps clients innovate quickly, automate software releases, reduce delivery costs, and maximize the impact of software features. The goal is to improve software development processes for a diverse range of clients in the DevOps market.