Platform Engineering Manager at Learnosity

victoria, Victoria, Australia -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

20 Jan, 27

Salary

45000.0

Posted On

22 Oct, 26

Experience

3 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Industry

Information Technology & Services

Description

People leadership: leads the Platform engineers day to day: regular 1:1s, performance and career development, team health and engagement, capacity and workload, hiring and onboarding, and addressing performance or behavioural issues.
Delivery and backlog ownership: owns the Platform backlog as its product owner. Ensures work is prioritised, scoped, owned, visible across locations and time zones, and delivered against agreed outcomes; manages dependencies and trade-offs across projects, operational work and technical maintenance.
Platform direction and technology decisions: translates the SVP of Technology’s strategy into a prioritised roadmap (infrastructure automation, CI/CD, developer enablement, shared tooling, release safety, reliability and reducing manual work); with authority delegated by the SVP, makes the final call on platform technology choices and breaks ties so decisions are made, documented and aligned.
Partnership with CloudOps: involves CloudOps early and agrees operational requirements: monitoring and alerting, recovery, support expectations, access, runbooks, and handover and acceptance criteria, so work is operationally ready rather than handed over at the end.
Stakeholder management: represents the Platform team with Engineering, Product and other stakeholders, communicating priorities, progress, risks, dependencies and escalations; ensures incoming work is refined and prioritised.
Standards and ways of working: ensures consistent engineering standards and effective, quality delivery practices across a distributed team, and fosters a culture of collaboration within Platform, with CloudOps and across the wider business.

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Responsibilities

People leadership: leads the Platform engineers day to day: regular 1:1s, performance and career development, team health and engagement, capacity and workload, hiring and onboarding, and addressing performance or behavioural issues.
Delivery and backlog ownership: owns the Platform backlog as its product owner. Ensures work is prioritised, scoped, owned, visible across locations and time zones, and delivered against agreed outcomes; manages dependencies and trade-offs across projects, operational work and technical maintenance.
Platform direction and technology decisions: translates the SVP of Technology’s strategy into a prioritised roadmap (infrastructure automation, CI/CD, developer enablement, shared tooling, release safety, reliability and reducing manual work); with authority delegated by the SVP, makes the final call on platform technology choices and breaks ties so decisions are made, documented and aligned.
Partnership with CloudOps: involves CloudOps early and agrees operational requirements: monitoring and alerting, recovery, support expectations, access, runbooks, and handover and acceptance criteria, so work is operationally ready rather than handed over at the end.
Stakeholder management: represents the Platform team with Engineering, Product and other stakeholders, communicating priorities, progress, risks, dependencies and escalations; ensures incoming work is refined and prioritised.
Standards and ways of working: ensures consistent engineering standards and effective, quality delivery practices across a distributed team, and fosters a culture of collaboration within Platform, with CloudOps and across the wider business.