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The New York Times Company

Staff Software Engineer, Application Delivery

The New York Times Company

New York, NY · full time · Lead / Staff / Principal

$162,000 – $195,000

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What this role is

This role leads the technical strategy for The New York Times' shared software delivery platform, overseeing CI/CD systems and deployment workflows used across the organization. It suits experienced platform engineers who can architect systems for scale, mentor teams, and navigate the intersection of AI-assisted development and software safety.

Our summary, not The New York Times Company’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • 7+ years building technical strategy and driving software delivery with CI/CD systems or equivalent platform work with broad organizational impact
  • Experience building and scaling internal developer platforms with multi-tenancy, self-service paced paths, adoption focus, and tenant isolation
  • Proficiency in at least one general-purpose programming language (Go, Python, TypeScript/Node.js, or Java) with production service experience
  • 5+ years with containers, Kubernetes, package management, infrastructure-as-code, GitOps workflows, and cloud services (AWS, GCP)
  • Experience with delivery and productivity metrics (DORA, SPACE) and platform observability to measure release quality
  • Proficiency with GenAI-assisted developer tooling and judgment integrating agentic workflows into CI/CD safely
  • Experience leading cross-team technical work and communicating trade-offs to diverse partners
  • Experience mentoring engineers and fostering inclusive, collaborative engineering culture

Nice to have

  • Exposure to artifact and package management (Artifactory or similar) with attention to security, retention, cost, and usability

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