Engineering Manager

The world’s digital experiences run on something invisible: the infrastructure and software that keep them fast, reliable, and secure. At Gcore,  you’ll help design and deliver that foundation for an AI-driven world. 

We’re a global provider of infrastructure and software solutions for  AI, cloud, network, and security,  powering everything from real-time communication and streaming to enterprise AI and secure web applications. With  210+ edge locations, 50+ cloud regions, and thousands of GPUs , your work here can reach users and businesses across the globe. 

You’ll collaborate with leading technology partners such as  Intel, NVIDIA, Dell, and Equinix , and work on platforms that power digital products used around the world. Our vision is simple: to connect the world to AI, anywhere, anytime. 

Want to work on technology that goes beyond a single product or industry?   Join a global team of  550+  professionals building infrastructure and software that supports the entire digital ecosystem. 

About the role

Gcore operates a global edge platform: a content delivery network, authoritative and recursive DNS, and the traffic management layer that decides where requests land. It carries production traffic for media, gaming and enterprise customers, and the difference between a good and a bad engineering decision is visible in latency and availability within minutes.

We are looking for an Engineering Manager to lead the teams that build and run the CDN control plane, the edge request path, the analytics and logging pipeline, and our traffic management services.

This is a leadership role with real technical weight. You will not be writing production code day to day, but you will be expected to hold your own in an architecture discussion, question a proposed fix when the evidence is thin, and own the consequences when something breaks at 3am.

What You Will Do

Lead four engineering teams covering the control plane, the core edge and proxy layer, the analytics and logging platform, and DNS and traffic management.

Own delivery on a two-week cadence: planning, commitments, and honest reporting on what shipped and what did not.

Set and defend technical priorities with Product, Support and Maintenance. A large part of the job is deciding what the teams will not do this quarter.

Own the incident and post-incident process for your area: severity calls, root-cause analysis, and making sure prevention work actually gets built rather than filed and forgotten.

Run the on-call rotation for your teams and keep the escalation path clear.

Develop your engineers and tech leads through regular one-to-ones, feedback and growth planning, and hire well when you have headcount.

Improve how the department works: planning, prioritisation, quality standards, documentation, and service ownership.

Ensure AI tools and approaches are being adopted.

The kind of problems you will be closer to

A sense of the work rather than an exhaustive list:

Cache and shielding behaviour: how a large origin is protected, and how configuration changes propagate to the edge safely.

Config delivery at scale: pushing configuration to a global fleet quickly, and knowing where its limits are.

Analytics cost and performance: keeping a high-volume ClickHouse estate fast and affordable.

Traffic steering and failover.

Observability that catches customer impact before the customer does.