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Engineering Manager – Data Mobility Ingestion

Engineering Manager – Data Mobility Ingestion

CompanyDoorDash
LocationSeattle, WA, USA, San Francisco, CA, USA, Sunnyvale, CA, USA
Salary$193800 – $285000
TypeFull-Time
DegreesBachelor’s, Master’s, PhD
Experience LevelSenior, Expert or higher

Requirements

  • B.S., M.S., or PhD. in Computer Science or equivalent
  • 7+ years of industry experience
  • 2+ years of experience in an engineering management role
  • Prior experience in Systems Engineering – you’ve built meaningful big data processing systems at scale, and experience with big data compute engines such as Apache Spark and Apache Flink
  • Familiarity with Datalake solutions such as Delta Lake, Apache Iceberg
  • Familiarity with a cloud based environment such as AWS

Responsibilities

  • Define and drive the roadmap for DoorDash’s next-generation ingestion platform, consolidating real-time and batch pipelines under a unified, SLA-driven architecture
  • Build a tiered platform that balances performance, reliability, and cost-efficiency, enabling teams to scale data use cases from experimentation to production
  • Lead replatforming efforts to meet the demands of global scale, new business verticals, and real-time personalization needs
  • Shape the ingestion platform’s role within the broader data ecosystem, ensuring deep integration with quality, governance, lakehouse, and ML tooling
  • Partner with customers across product, engineering, ML, and analytics to deeply understand use cases and translate them into scalable platform capabilities
  • Foster a strong engineering culture grounded in technical excellence, ownership, and continuous learning
  • Mentor and grow a team of high-performing engineers, while contributing to recruiting and building a diverse, inclusive, and collaborative environment

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience with these specific technologies is not required but helpful
  • Building systems directly powering online applications
  • Exposure to various databases such as CockroachDB, Cassandra, and PostgreSQL