Director of DevOps, Reliability, and Automation

GE Aerospace; Minnetonka (MN); On-site; USD 152,000 - 230,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

GE Aerospace Digital Technology organization seeks a Director of DevOps, Support, and Operations to lead a team ensuring the DSCX application portfolio remains secure, reliable, and compliant. You will oversee vulnerability remediation, incident management, and on-call planning while driving automation and AI-enabled improvements for legacy sunset projects.

The role requires building a disciplined operations culture, managing a multi-disciplinary team, and partnering with BISO to meet D&S

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with extensive IT/ops experience.
• Minimum 5 years in Application Operations or IT.
• Military experience counts toward professional experience.

Responsibilities

• Own vulnerability remediation and high-priority defects across the portfolio.
• Lead automation backlog and drive reduction of manual toil.
• Define and enforce incident response, on-call, and disaster recovery processes.
• Manage vendor relations and compliance with security obligations.

Skills

Leadership & people management

DevOps practices

Cloud & on-prem operations

Vulnerability management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Engineering

Associates degree with 11+ years experience

High School Diploma with 13+ years experience

Tools

AWS

ServiceNow

Palantir Foundry

Infrastructure as Code

Job description

GE Aerospace Digital Technology organization seeks a Director of DevOps, Support, and Operations to lead a team ensuring the DSCX application portfolio remains secure, reliable, and compliant. You will oversee vulnerability remediation, incident management, and on-call planning while driving automation and AI-enabled improvements for legacy sunset projects.

The role requires building a disciplined operations culture, managing a multi-disciplinary team, and partnering with BISO to meet D&S