Engineering Manager — Remote TS & Kubernetes Infra Lead

Energy Transfer; Pocatello (ID); Remote; USD 97,000 - 136,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) matching

Flexible remote options

Job summary

Energy Transfer in Pocatello, ID, is hiring an Engineering Manager to scale our infrastructure from thousands to millions of concurrent users. Backed by 7 years of technology experience, you'll own key initiatives, partner closely with the team, and earn $97,000 - $136,000 annually, with 401(k) matching and flexible remote options.

You will lead the TypeScript migration to retire the legacy stack, develop and maintain RESTful APIs powering core products, wire Kubernetes APIs to TypeScript

Qualifications

• 7 years of technology experience.
• Experience leading engineering teams.
• Ability to translate product wishes into deliverables.

Responsibilities

• Lead the TypeScript migration that retires the legacy stack.
• Develop and maintain RESTful APIs powering core products.
• Translate Angular metrics into the one chart Energy Transfer leadership checks each morning.
• Wire Kubernetes APIs to TypeScript consumers so data lands where Pocatello teams expect it.
• Ship the endlessly-iterating TypeScript features that move Energy Transfer's technology roadmap forward.
• Own the Teamwork release that Pocatello leadership has circled on the calendar.
• Translate fuzzy product wishes from Energy Transfer stakeholders into shippable Teamwork services.

Skills

TypeScript

Laravel

Leadership

Communication

Adaptability

Tools

Kubernetes

RESTful APIs

Angular

Job description

Energy Transfer in Pocatello, ID, is hiring an Engineering Manager to scale our infrastructure from thousands to millions of concurrent users. Backed by 7 years of technology experience, you'll own key initiatives, partner closely with the team, and earn $97,000 - $136,000 annually, with 401(k) matching and flexible remote options.

You will lead the TypeScript migration to retire the legacy stack, develop and maintain RESTful APIs powering core products, wire Kubernetes APIs to TypeScript