[Remote] Manager, Engineering - Storage at Chronosphere

Vilnius, Vilnius County, Lithuania

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Not SpecifiedCompensation
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Observability, Software, BiotechnologyIndustries

Skills

Key technologies and capabilities for this role

Distributed SystemsTimeseries DatabasesMetrics PlatformsRoadmap ManagementProject ManagementTeam LeadershipCoachingFeedbackPrioritizationExecutionProcess ImprovementContainerizationObservabilityFluent BitTelemetry PipelinesLog Management

Questions & Answers

Common questions about this position

Is this position remote?

Yes, the position is remote.

What are the key responsibilities of this role?

You will support and develop a team of 7+ engineers, own the engineering roadmap for the distributed timeseries database, manage projects, partner with other leaders, hire for the team, and ensure production reliability.

What skills or experience are required for this Engineering Manager role?

A solid track record of developing and nurturing strong teams, hands-on technical abilities to contribute to the engineering roadmap, ability to prioritize work in a complex roadmap, support engineers at all career stages, and manage distributed storage systems.

What does the team structure look like?

The role involves managing a team of 7+ engineers who own the underlying distributed timeseries database powering Chronosphere’s metrics platform.

What should I expect in the first month on the job?

In the first month, you will build a deep understanding of Chronosphere’s platform, contribute to small features, learn about the space, customer needs, underlying technology, architecture of distributed storage systems, ongoing projects, and the roadmap.

Chronosphere

Cloud-native infrastructure and application monitoring

About Chronosphere

Chronosphere offers a platform that helps businesses monitor their cloud-native infrastructure and applications by quickly identifying and resolving issues before they affect customers. The platform filters out unnecessary data, allowing users to focus on critical information, which is especially useful for companies still using outdated monitoring tools. Unlike its competitors, Chronosphere emphasizes reducing observability costs, which can be a major expense for engineering teams, and helps decrease on-call alerts by up to 90%. The company's goal is to improve business efficiency and productivity while providing a strong return on investment.

New York City, New YorkHeadquarters
2019Year Founded
$359.3MTotal Funding
SERIES_CCompany Stage
Data & Analytics, Enterprise SoftwareIndustries
201-500Employees

Benefits

Competitive Salary
Stock Options
Medical, Dental, Vision
Flexible PTO
Training & Career Growth
Flexible Work Enviroment
Commuter Benefits
Free Lunches

Risks

Emerging startups like Marqo increase competition in the observability space.
Integrating Calyptia may pose operational challenges and affect service quality.
Reliance on partnerships like CrowdStrike could risk disruptions in service.

Differentiation

Chronosphere uniquely integrates security features with observability through its CrowdStrike partnership.
The acquisition of Calyptia enhances Chronosphere's data pipeline capabilities for large-scale observability.
Chronosphere's platform reduces on-call pages by up to 90%, improving team productivity.

Upsides

Growing demand for cloud-native solutions boosts Chronosphere's market potential.
AI-driven observability tools enhance Chronosphere's value proposition by predicting and preventing issues.
FinOps practices increase demand for cost-effective observability, aligning with Chronosphere's offerings.

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