[Remote] Senior Manager, Engineering, Supply Chain Security at Docker

Seattle, Washington, United States

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Requirements

Proven experience managing cloud engineering teams building and operating large-scale SaaS products
Strong understanding of container orchestration and developer infrastructure
Deep familiarity with cloud architecture, scalability, reliability, and observability best practices
6+ years of engineering management experience
Familiarity with modern DevOps practices, CI/CD pipelines, and container lifecycle management
Experience leading agile, remote engineering teams
High degree of independence and ownership
Obsession with enabling engineers to do great work and delivering value to customers
Experience performing architectural and technical design reviews
Excels at providing feedback through the code review process
Experience or strong interest in AI/ML systems or data-driven automation preferred

Responsibilities

Lead a geographically distributed team of engineers
Drive the development and operation of Docker Security products
Work closely with Supply Chain Security leadership to translate business objectives into roadmaps and priorities for your team
Partner with Product Management to align roadmaps, releases, and team outcomes to customer and business needs
Take active ownership of your team members’ development, growth, and performance
Own the team’s execution and agile ceremonies
Work with product managers to translate roadmap into prioritized backlog
Engage with Docker Secure Policy customers
Regularly report progress and challenges to Supply Chain Security leadership
Guide team as they work to enhance and evolve the Scout product
Coordinate cross-team efforts with other engineering managers

Docker

Containerization platform for application development

About Docker

Docker offers a containerization platform that enables developers to build, share, and run applications in isolated environments called containers. These containers package applications with their dependencies, ensuring consistent performance across different stages of development and deployment. Docker stands out from competitors by simplifying the development process and enhancing collaboration, with a freemium business model that includes various subscription tiers and services like Docker Hub and Docker Desktop. The company's goal is to streamline software development and deployment, making it easier for developers to manage applications efficiently.

Palo Alto, CaliforniaHeadquarters

2013Year Founded

$484.3MTotal Funding

SERIES_CCompany Stage

Consumer Software, Enterprise SoftwareIndustries

501-1,000Employees

Benefits

Flexible Work Hours

Home Office Stipend

Parental Leave

Phone/Internet Stipend

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Professional Development Budget

Company Equity

Health Insurance

Risks

Competition from Kubernetes could impact Docker's market share.

Alternative container runtimes like Podman pose a threat to Docker's dominance.

Security vulnerabilities in Docker containers could undermine platform trust.

Differentiation

Docker offers a comprehensive platform for building, sharing, and running applications.

Docker's containerization ensures consistency across development and deployment stages.

Docker's freemium model provides flexibility with various subscription tiers.

Upsides

Increased adoption of Kubernetes drives demand for Docker's containerization solutions.

Docker's acquisitions enhance its performance, flexibility, and security features.

Growing hybrid and multi-cloud environments position Docker as a key player.

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