Job Category: Products and Technology
Job Details: Engineering Manager - Datastores - EU, Remote EU
Lead the team building storage solutions for all of Slack's online data: Slack enables people all over the world to communicate and collaborate together. Teams of all scales — from the world's largest public companies to the smallest of startups — use Slack to get work done, so we take performance and reliability very seriously.
A taste of our scale: The average user spends over 10 hours connected and 2.5 hours active in Slack every single day.1.5 billion messages are sent per month, half of those outside the United States.Every day we see over 10M+ daily active users, over 3 billion web requests, and 10s of billions of database queries.2 Petabytes of database storage.For millions of people, Slack is the primary communication tool they use at work all day long. They expect it to be exceptionally reliable and fast, all the time.
About the team: The Datastores team builds, operates and scales the distributed storage systems that store all of Slack's online data. The team's primary customers are all engineers at Slack and so it is important to keep abstractions simple yet powerful while getting ahead of the scale, performance and reliability needs of today and tomorrow.
We are looking for a manager who is excited about both operating and developing the data storage solutions at Slack and leading a team to solve challenging distributed systems problems. The technical and cross-functional problems in this role are equally as important, meaning this manager will need to develop partnerships with other teams to establish empathy and understand their use-cases.
What you should have: You have 2+ years of engineering management experience building productive, high functioning teams.You are a very strong verbal and nonverbal communicator.You have experience with data storage, on both the development and operations side.You excel at planning out your team's work and finding staffing solutions.You love helping engineers develop new skills and advance in their careers.You have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering or related field, or equivalent training, fellowship, or work experience.Slack has a positive, diverse, and supportive culture—we look for people who are curious, inventive, and work to be a little better every single day. If this sounds like a good fit for you, why not say hello?
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