MongoDB

Database

ReleaseManager

$106–209k New York, NY, United States Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Release Manager at MongoDB. Skills: Release process ownership, Automation, Technical communication, Code comprehension, Distributed systems knowledge. Own and improve the build and release process for MongoDB. Drive the cross-functional release process”

What You'll Achieve.

Made small improvements to existing release automation; Released patch versions of MongoDB; Identified inefficiencies in current release process; Scoped projects to improve release tools and processes; Worked bug reports to completion; Prepared talks about the release process; Shadowed a major release of MongoDB and ready to lead the next one; Significantly improved the release process and its artifacts; Effectively advocating for improvements outside of your domain

Industry & Context.

Database
Problems you'll solve

Great diagnostic intuition as it applies to complex distributed architectures; Quickly grok and clearly synthesize implications of system behavior; Recognize patterns in a sea of information and take action accordingly; Anticipate potential user impact from identified issues and ensure solutions are prioritized; Take any bug report (regarding the database or the release tools) and work it to completion

Eligibility Requirements

Be a U. S. Citizen

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

U. S. Citizen

Nice to Have

2+ years of experience in the field (combination of software engineering experience and release management), Experience as a release manager of a very technical product, Experience delegating and prioritizing work without direct authority, Experience communicating about technical work with multiple stakeholders concurrently, Experience implementing and iterating new processes that require organizational buy-in, Familiarity with Github, Jira, and continuous integration testing, Technical aptitude in one or more of the following areas: Systems, network, database administration, Consulting, technical support, or site reliability engineering, Experience administering large-scale production environments, including hardware, operating systems (Linux/Unix), networks (including firewalls and load balancers), Interest in challenging technical issues central to databases: distributed systems, consensus algorithms, data replication, query optimization, data storage, OS internals, concurrency and scheduling, networking, etc.

What You'll Do.

Own and improve the build and release process for MongoDB

Drive the cross-functional release process

Ensure timely delivery of high-quality releases

Prioritize release-related tasks and bug reports

Build on existing automation to simplify the release process

Maintain a global view of escalated cases and drive them to resolution

Manage the release of MongoDB for critical fixes and major feature improvements

Investigate and summarize significant issues

Recognize patterns and take action

Anticipate potential user impact and ensure solutions are prioritized

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partnering with developers, upper management, and external MongoDB stakeholders; Collaborate with team members to maintain a global view of escalated cases; Communicate complex technical concepts well; Communicate about technical work with multiple stakeholders concurrently

Communication Scope

Excellent technical communication skills; Communicate complex technical concepts well; Communicate about technical work with multiple stakeholders concurrently; Prepare talks about the release process targeted for different audiences

Process & Methodology

Prioritizing release related tasks and bug reports, Delegating and prioritizing work without direct authority, Scoping projects to improve release tools and processes, Leading major releases

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