Engineer Manager - Traffic (ASE)

Shanghai Posted 8/28/2026 Leaves the board tomorrow
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As a Software Engineering Manager within the Apple Services Engineering Traffic team, you will lead a group of skilled engineers in designing and delivering best in class traffic solutions. Your team will be responsible for building, deploying, and operating the next generation of traffic mesh, ingress proxy, egress proxy, and border proxy.

Here you will find that we:
- Have a collaborative work environment where you can choose when to socialize and when to focus
- Provide technical guidance and mentorship
- Have an encouraging and growth-focused workplace culture
- Encourage you to use accrued vacation time and maintain a healthy work-life balance

Minimum Qualifications
Bachelors degrees in Computer Science or related field
5+ years of experience in software engineering
2+ years of leadership experience in software engineering
A deep understanding of traffic management at scale at Layer 4 and/or 7 of the network OSI model
Strong communication skills with multiple cross-functional engineering and non-engineering partners
Experience with operating highly scalable distributed services

Preferred Qualifications
8+ years of experience in software engineering in highly scalable distributed services
4+ years of management experience in software engineering. A track world of building and managing engineer teams
Professional expertise in Traffic/Edge Engineering or Cloud Networking
Strong hands on experience with open source traffic software (e.g., Envoy, Istio, NGINX)
Experience operating workloads across multiple cloud-native environments
Experience operating with a hybrid multi-cloud environment
Experience with modern containerization platforms such as the Kubernetes ecosystem
Exposure to end-to-end routing of traffic in a complex ecosystem - from CDNs to application instances via multiple hops
Full product lifecycle ownership mindset (design → implementation → production)