Software Engineering Manager, Systems and Infrastructure

LinkedIn is seeking a Software Engineering Manager to lead their Systems and Infrastructure team, focusing on building next-generation infrastructure and platforms that power LinkedIn's global professional network. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of distributed systems, scalable architecture, and engineering leadership.

The position involves leading and mentoring a core team of engineers while collaborating with senior management to develop long-term technology roadmaps. You'll be responsible for building critical infrastructure components including application delivery platforms, compute platforms, scalable data storage systems, AI platforms, and experimentation frameworks.

As a manager, you'll drive technical excellence while fostering an inclusive environment that promotes innovation and learning. The role requires both strong technical expertise in distributed systems and proven leadership capabilities. You'll work with industry-standard technologies like Kubernetes, GRPC, and GraphQL, while also contributing to LinkedIn's impressive portfolio of open-source projects such as Apache Kafka, Pinot, and Samza.

The position offers competitive compensation ($200,000-$268,000) and comprehensive benefits including health coverage, equity, and performance bonuses. This hybrid role allows flexibility while maintaining strong team collaboration, based out of LinkedIn's Mountain View office.

The ideal candidate brings 5+ years of industry experience in software development, with particular expertise in distributed systems and infrastructure. You should have hands-on experience with languages like Java, Python, Go or Rust, and a track record of leading high-performing engineering teams.

This role presents an exceptional opportunity to make a significant impact at scale, working with cutting-edge technologies while helping shape the future of professional networking infrastructure. You'll be joining a company with a strong engineering culture that values innovation, open-source contribution, and professional growth.