About the team … 

Terraform Cloud provides complex infrastructure lifecycle management to organizations with a single workflow to provision their cloud, private datacenter, and SaaS infrastructure. The Terraform Enterprise team delivers the Terraform Cloud SaaS offering to the customer’s on-prem environments, with seamless user experience in installation, administration, operation and maintenance.  As a result, this team is responsible for a wide range of responsibilities to service the diverse customer base. These include but are not limited to software development, infrastructure and site reliability engineering, release management, and more. We leverage major cloud providers: AWS, Azure, GCP, and invest heavily in deployment options in Docker and Kubernetes. The current stacks are Go, Terraform, Ruby on Rails, GitHub Action and more.  The team’s key technical competencies are broad, but can be summarized to the following: 

  • Software engineering: requirements gathering, prototyping, implementation, validation, build and deployment, production monitoring.
  • Infrastructure, system and security engineering: scaling, disaster recovery planning, error handling.
  • Solution discovery: ability to identify options to both technical and business challenges, and the willingness to experiment and validate.

Terraform Enterprise occupies a strategic position in HashiCorp and experiences vastly different opportunities at a fast pace. We do not expect everyone to have industry experience in all things we do today. However, we do expect the candidate to have deep understanding in the software development cycle, concise communication, proven record in cross functional collaboration, and willingness to pivot and pick up new skills quickly.  This is a unique opportunity for those who excel at both system change and point solution, and enjoy acquiring broad experience.  We follow the agile methodologies of two week sprints, refinement, scrum, and retrospectives. Terraform Enterprise team is spread across 9 time zones in 4 countries. We are 100% remote.

About the role … 

HashiCorp views management and technical leadership as two tracks, with a highly technical background being a requirement for both. This role is uniquely technical given the deeply infrastructure-related nature of the product. Given this unique situation, it is expected that applicants would be comfortable covering a mix of functions. In order of priority, this would include people management and coaching, product alignment, and technical guidance.

The team is rapidly expanding. As an Engineering Manager on the Terraform Enterprise team, you will have a large impact on the growth and shape of the organization and the prioritization of the features that we deliver in the coming months, quarters and years. Come join us and help shape the future of Terraform Enterprise!

In this role you can expect to…

  • Hire within the US and Canada to grow the team.  
  • Support the career growth of a diversified engineering team.
  • Work closely with collaborators across the company to define delivery roadmaps that consist of engineering needs, product feature requests and field requests on a predictable schedule with consistent stability and reliability.
  • Work with Engineering leadership in the Infrastructure product line to shape and grow the Terraform Enterprise organization.
  • Lean on the technical background to guide design and architecture conversations between engineers to a clear outcome. 

What you’ll need

  • 2 years People Management experience.
  • 5 years minimum engineering experience.
  • Located in the Central or Eastern Time Zone US or Canada.
  • A background leading engineering teams in the Software Development, DevOPS and/or Infrastructure Engineering teams. Bonus point for experience managing a remote distributed team.  
  • Strong communication skills for working across a large organization and building relationships with diverse peers and leadership.
  • Experience in enterprise application on release management, CI, and automation.
  • Knowledge of Docker, Kubernates, Golang and microservice architectures. 

What's nice to have 

  • A Bachelor or higher degree in computer science, computer engineering, or related fields is highly preferred.
  • Cursory knowledge of Terraform is a plus.
  • Experience in enterprise application on release management, CI, and automation.
  • As HashiCorp is a global company, previous experience successfully with working with and leading teams in other countries is desired.

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Individual pay within the range will be determined based on job related-factors such as skills, experience, and education or training.

The base pay range for this role is:
$170,000—$200,000 CAD

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