3 days ago
Base Salary
$141k - $215k/yr
Responsibilities
- Lead the FleetDM migration by defining scope, architecture, dependencies, requirements, and a phased delivery plan.
- Maintain shared endpoint-platform configuration, agent workflows, policies, queries, integrations, and operational automation.
- Build version-controlled configuration with automated checks, peer review, controlled rollout, drift detection, and recovery procedures.
- Validate platform capabilities, coexistence boundaries, device populations, data freshness, enrollment health, and remediation workflows.
- Protect service continuity through representative pilots, acceptance gates, employee-impact checks, and recovery decisions.
- Create reusable patterns and documentation while mentoring engineers and strengthening shared support coverage.
- Reduce manual work and recommend tooling consolidation based on operational and cost evidence.
Requirements
- Significant hands-on experience engineering enterprise endpoint platforms, with deep expertise in Windows, macOS, or Linux and experience across OS boundaries.
- Ownership of a multi-phase platform migration or comparable change involving discovery, pilots, rollout, recovery, and operational handover.
- Strong programming or scripting skills in technologies such as Python, Go, PowerShell, or shell, with production automation and API integration experience.
- Experience using Git, code review, automated checks, and controlled deployment for configuration or infrastructure changes.
- Ability to diagnose enrollment, agent, policy, identity, networking, and integration failures and distinguish missing data from healthy devices.
- Experience with monitoring, failure handling, least-privilege access, secrets management, and maintainable operational workflows.
- Ability to define priorities independently, align stakeholders, communicate trade-offs, mentor engineers, and collaborate asynchronously across regions.
- Preferred experience with FleetDM, osquery, SQL, Intune, Jamf, endpoint-platform integrations, distributed environments, and platform cost or operating-effort improvements.
About Dropbox
Dropbox builds cloud storage, file sync, sharing, and collaboration tools for individuals and businesses, sold via subscriptions. Its portfolio includes Dropbox, Dropbox Sign for e‑signatures, and DocSend for document sharing and analytics. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Francisco, Dropbox is a public company on NASDAQ with more than 700 million registered users across 180 countries.