eBay

eBay

Lead Technical Program Manager

Toronto

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 8 days ago
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About the role

  • You will typically work across large, multi-domain initiatives involving tens to hundreds of engineers, and you will regularly engage with senior and executive stakeholders.
  • This is a highly visible role for someone who thrives on solving complex cross-team engineering challenges, improving developer experience, and driving measurable improvements in quality, reliability, and velocity.

Responsibilities

  • Join a team of passionate thinkers, innovators, and dreamers - and help us connect people and build communities to create economic opportunity for all.
  • The Engineering Excellence team sits within the Buyer & Community Engineering organization and is focused on elevating how we build, ship, and operate software at scale.

Nice to have

  • Around 8+ years of experience leading complex technical programs with a strong bias for engineering execution and delivery, ideally including reliability, migrations, or developer-experience initiatives.
  • Proven operational rigor with a track record of improving incident/alerting practices, CI/CD and test pipelines, or structured tech-debt programs, with clear, measurable outcomes.
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent practical experience is preferred
  • openness to candidates with comparable experience who can operate in a senior, hands-on, program-driving capacity.

Company info

  • At eBay, we're more than a global ecommerce leader - we're changing the way the world shops and sells.
  • Our platform empowers millions of buyers and sellers in more than 190 markets around the world.
  • Our customers are our compass, authenticity thrives, bold ideas are welcome, and everyone can bring their unique selves to work - every day.
  • We're in this together, sustaining the future of our customers, our company, and our planet.

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