Gap
posted 3 months ago
In this critical leadership role at Gap Inc., the Director of Software Engineering will be accountable for all new capabilities related to the highly scaled physical and logical inventory back-end services that power Gap Inc.'s platforms, including web, allocation, order brokering, and reporting. This position requires leading a high-performance engineering team that practices best-in-class DevOps and continuous delivery engineering practices. The Director will collaborate closely with Product Management, Architecture, and Technical Program Management peers to build comprehensive product delivery and technology plans across all of Gap Inc.'s brands and markets. A significant aspect of this role involves instituting the right processes and practices to ensure high availability of all applications and services at scale. The Director will also lead the team's Cloud-based technical roadmap and oversee the total cost of ownership for building, testing, and running products in production, ensuring that projects are delivered on time and within budget. The responsibilities include ensuring overall strategy and excellence in delivering high availability for cloud-based physical and logical inventory accuracy at Gap Inc. The Director will lead product and technical roadmap planning, actively collaborating with key partners in architecture, product, operations, and program management. They will ensure the successful execution of large, complex product initiatives that involve multiple cross-functional and organizational Agile teams. Additionally, the Director will maintain financial oversight as part of the total cost of ownership for building product capabilities, product support, and cloud consumption costs. Continuous delivery improvement efforts will also be a focus, utilizing modern agile, lean, and design thinking practices. Leadership, mentorship, and oversight will be provided to a high-performance team of engineering managers and engineers, guiding them in product delivery, technology decisions, engineering best practices, and transformation.