**Company Description**\n\nShopify is now permanently remote and working towards a future that is digital by default. Learn more about what this can mean for you.\n\nOver 1.7 million businesses have bet their success on the stability and performance of the Shopify platform. In order to support these growing businesses—as well as the next million—our systems need to be fast, reliable, scalable and secure. Accomplishing that will require people like you: talented, curious, growth-minded and empathetic engineering managers that are excited to build, support and lead our infrastructure teams.\n\n**Job Description**\n\nProduction Engineering, which is part of our core engineering organization, builds, operates and improves the heart of Shopify’s technical platform. We are a fast-growing team focused on building and maintaining tools and services to unlock the power of planet scale infrastructure for all of Shopify’s merchants, buyers and developers. \n\nShopify has grown rapidly over the last number of years. As an experienced infrastructure engineering manager, we need your help to both start new teams and expand and grow the missions of our existing teams. There are multiple positions available on a variety of teams and we will work with you as part of the interview process to identify which team best fits your interests, needs and experience.\n\n**Here is a sampling of some of the teams, systems and projects to which you could contribute:**\n\n* Expand the reach of our search systems to standardize the way we index documents in different languages and in various locations around the world\n* Scale a team looking at solving issues with shopping cart access, configuration plane information and package tracking data using a globally accessible, high write key/value store\n* Grow the capacity of our worldwide distributed site reliability engineering teams, consulting with other engineering groups on how to build low latency, highly resilient systems\n* Take our observability systems to the next level, expanding and evangelizing the usage of tracing, metrics and structured logging across the company \n* Work on expanding our highly scalable and configurable job system to support all of the applications on the platform\n* Keep our databases operating optimally using proxies, load shedding, custom routing layers and application transparent sharding\n* Build manipulation primitives such as combination and filtering into our streaming infrastructure to allow teams to translate existing data streams into specific business problems\n\n**Qualifications**\n\nWhile we don’t need you to have specific experience with our technology stack, these are leadership positions that do require that you have: \n\n* Proven management and leadership skills, allowing you to develop and mentor others as well as build credibility with your team while executing broader engineering strategies\n* Demonstrated proficiency designing and improving the development, delivery and automation of software infrastructure within a cloud environment\n* Experience developing and designing solutions in a modern, high-level/systems programming language (Go, Ruby, Python, Java, C++, C, etc…)\n* Familiarity working with senior stakeholders across the organization, both technical and non technical, to develop roadmaps, integrate with larger company initiatives and deliver business and engineering value.\n\n**If you have experience in any of the following areas, that will certainly be put to good use. But if you don’t, that’s ok -- the faster you apply, the quicker we can get to teaching you about:**\n\n* Building services and deploying them on top of Kubernetes and/or Google Cloud Platform\n* Familiarity with how to design, build, understand and maintain distributed systems \n* Working with Terraform and/or other infrastructure orchestration tooling\n* Participating in an on call rotation and/or site reliability engineering (SRE) experience\n* Automating infrastructure operations\n\n**Additional information**\n\nWe know that applying to a new role takes a lot of work and we truly value your time. We’re looking forward to reading your application.\n\nAt Shopify, we are committed to building and fostering an environment where our employees feel included, valued, and heard. Our belief is that a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion enables us to truly make commerce better for everyone. We strongly encourage applications from Indigenous peoples, racialized people, people with disabilities, people from gender and sexually diverse communities and/or people with intersectional identities. \n\nPlease mention the words **BOX CRAFT TRUE** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4xNDY=). This is a feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.\n\n \n\n#Location\nUnited States, Canada

## Now Hiring: Remote Lead DevOps Engineer\n- 👪 Parental Leave\n- 🏥 Insurance Coverage\n- 💡 5+ Years of Experience\n- 🌴 Flexible Time Off Policy\n-💼 Professional Development\n- 🗺 Anywhere in Eastern Europe 🗺 (This will be a remote position preferably in Slovenia but we’re open to hiring the right talent remote anywhere in Eastern Europe)\n## Who We Are\nCartHook is the leading checkout and upsell platform for Shopify brands, and we’re growing. To date, our customers have processed over a billion dollars through CartHook and, as we pursue our mission to help eCommerce merchants thrive, we have some big plans for expansion. That’s where you come in.\nWe are a group of people who give a damn. We believe in doing what’s right and speaking up, even when it’s difficult. We pursue success, humbly.\nWe work on two continents, with offices in Portland, Oregon, and Ljubljana, Slovenia. However, we’re growing our remote teams, so you can live and work just about wherever you want, as long as it meets any role-specific location or time zone requirements (which are outlined below). Just make sure you have a reliable internet connection.\nWe bridge time zones and distance with thorough and transparent communication, and processes designed to empower and support each other. We’re a company of people from a variety of backgrounds, with a range of perspectives, which makes us stronger. We frequently work in cross-functional teams, and you’ll get to work with awesome people in all different roles in the company. We leave our egos at the door and value input and ideas from everyone at the company.\n## How We Work\n**Live Where You Want\n**\nWe’re a hybrid of co-located and distributed teams, so you can live and work just about wherever you want.\n**No Crazy Hours\n**\nWe’re all adults and we trust each other to manage our time appropriately. There’s no need to punch a clock, or ask for permission to take off early one afternoon to go see the doctor. We look at what you accomplish, not how long you are in front of a computer. We work hard and smart, but we’re in this for the long haul.\n**Responsible Time Off\n**\nWe want you to take time off; it makes you happier, healthier, and more productive. In fact, we have an unlimited time-off policy, plus two mandatory weeks for a holiday break in December/January. It’s important you take the time you need, whether you’re caring for your health, the health of a family member, or going on vacation. (We look forward to seeing pictures of your trip in #the-pub Slack channel!) Be mindful of Black Friday through Cyber Monday. That’s our merchants’ busiest time of the year, and we need all-hands-on-deck just in case.\n**Grow and Learn\n**\nWe aren’t satisfied with what we already know; we want to learn more and we want you to as well. Think conferences (when those are a thing again), online courses and resources, and dedicated time away to learn something new…it’s up to you and your manager. Let us know what you need.\n**Benefits\n**\nInsurance coverage: For our U.S. employees, we offer health, dental, and vision insurance. We cover 100% of your medical and dental premiums and 75% for vision. We also cover a percentage of the premiums for dependents. If our default plan isn’t right for you, there are other options available to fit your needs.\nParental leave: All parents who welcome a new child by birth, surrogacy, foster, or adoption are eligible to take 8 weeks of paid leave. All birth mothers are eligible for an additional 8 weeks of paid leave. New mothers will be able to have a flexible, soft re-entry coming back to work.\n401k Plan: Employees are eligible for a 401k plan provided by Guideline and integrated into our payroll system. Plans are funded by the employee.\n## The Role\nAs a Dev-Ops engineer, you will be working closely with the development teams to implement and support their continuous integration, in order to ensure stable and reliable releases of our platform. You will be responsible for developing and maintaining our container-based infrastructure, to improve the availability and resilience of our services. With your motivation and knowledge in the latest cloud technologies and provisioners like Terraform and container-orchestration softwares like Nomad and Kubernetes, you will be creating a scalable and resilient architecture for an Ecommerce stack.\nThis is a full-time, fully remote role. Ideally, you are located in a European timezone, but we are open to other timezones on a case by case basis\n## What we’re looking for\n- Advanced knowledge in cloud administration(required, minimum 3 years of experience)\n- Advanced knowledge of AWS, specially IAM, RDS; Cloudfront, S3, EC2 Autoscaling (Cloudformation), Lambda, ElastiCache, Elastic Load Balancing, VPC (required, 3 years of experience), EventBridge, Fergate, ElasticBeanstalk is a +\n- Good knowledge of SQL DB engines, optimization, and maintenance\n-- Redshift(1 year of experience)\n--Mysql(5 years experience)\n-- Aurora(3 year experience), clustering is a plus\n- Advanced knowledge of the in-memory databases(Redis)\n-- Experience with ElastiCache is a +\n- Advanced knowledge of Docker (3 years of experience),\n- Advanced knowledge of the container orchestration software like Nomad (required, 2 years of experience)\n- Advanced knowledge of Nginx + php-fpm stack\n- Understanding principles of laC (Infrastructure as a code) (required)\n- Advanced knowledge of provisioning tool like Ansible\n-- We use HashiCorp Tools (required, but can be a similar type)\n-- Advanced knowledge of Terraform from HashiCorp\n-- Advanced knowledge of the Vault from HashiCorp\n-- Advanced knowledge of the Consul from HashiCorp\n- Advanced knowledge of Cl/CD (e.g. Buildkite, Circled, Gitlab, Travis) (required, 8 years of experience), Buildkite is preferable\n- Basic understanding of service discovery(1 year of experience)\n- Proficiency in bash, shell languages(required, 5 years of experience)\n- UNIX/Linux system administration(required, 5 years of experience])\n- Experience with high performance systems(required, 5 years experience)\n- Experience managing large datasets, data replications, and data storage pools(2 years experience)\n- Experience with scaling infrastructure and migrations\n- Self-starter, proactive attitude\n## Bonus points\n- Kubernetes, etcd is a plus\n- Advanced knowledge of the AWS EKS\n- Data streaming services(Kafka, Cassandra)\n- Puppet, Chef\n- Knowledge of Apache\n- PHP\n- Laravel Framework\n- NodeJS\n- Python\n- Golang\n- PostgreSQL\n- Ecommerce knowledge\n- Scrum and agile development\nSo, are you game? If yes, let’s talk! \n\nPlease mention the words **DINOSAUR ORDER FOOT** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4xNDY=). This is a feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.\n\n
\n\n#Benefits\n 🤓 Vision insurance\n\n🌎 Distributed team\n\n
\n\n#Location\nEurope