DNS Infrastructure Engineering Manager

MaziCTools; United States; Remote; USD 219,000 - 330,000; Full time

Job summary

Apple in Sunnyvale, California seeks an Software Engineering Manager to lead the DNS infrastructure, collaborating with OS and services teams to deliver scalable, reliable systems used by billions of devices.

You will mentor engineers, review code and architecture, deploy production changes, and drive RFCs to evolve the architecture while handling urgent remediation and long-term improvements.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience in software engineering management.
• 10+ years in a software engineering role.
• Experience mentoring a team in deep technical details.
• Experience building a productive blameless team culture.
• Experience designing, implementing, and supporting scalable infrastructure services.
• Excellent written and communication skills.
• Experience with large server deployments.
• Experience building resilient OS image/install processes.
• Experience with Unix, specifically FreeBSD.
• Knowledge of IPv6, UDP, HTTP, BGP is a plus.
• Experience with revision control, CI, unit testing and configuration management.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with Apple teams to set direction for DNS infrastructure.
• Lead code reviews, architecture discussions, and production deployments.
• Provide second-tier operational support and remediation for incidents.
• Contribute to RFCs and guide architectural evolution.

Skills

Software engineering management

Software engineering

Mentoring a team

Blameless culture

Scalable infrastructure

Written communication

Large server deployments

OS image / install processes

Unix FreeBSD

Networking knowledge (IPv6/UDP/HTTP/BG

Version control / CI / tests / config

Education

Bachelor's/Master's degree or equivalent

Job description

Apple in Sunnyvale, California seeks an Software Engineering Manager to lead the DNS infrastructure, collaborating with OS and services teams to deliver scalable, reliable systems used by billions of devices.

You will mentor engineers, review code and architecture, deploy production changes, and drive RFCs to evolve the architecture while handling urgent remediation and long-term improvements.