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Director, Enterprise TechOps

OperationsOperationsFull TimeRemoteLeadTeam 1,001-5,000Since 2012Company SiteLinkedIn

Location

United States

Posted

30 days ago

Salary

$213.1K - $266.4K / year

Seniority

Lead

Professional License10 yrs expEnglishAWSCloud

Job Description

Director, Enterprise TechOps

DraftKings Inc.

• Lead and scale a global, multi-layered organization across Network, Infrastructure, and End-User Computing, developing senior leaders, strengthening culture, and driving operational excellence at scale. • Build organizational capability through thoughtful workforce planning, succession development, performance management, and talent retention strategies that support long-term growth. • Define and execute a multi-year enterprise strategy and roadmap across cloud, network, on-prem, and end-user domains, aligning scalability, governance, reliability, and cost optimization with company growth. • Establish enterprise-wide standards for DevOps practices, including CI/CD workflows, automated testing, version-controlled configuration, and Infrastructure-as-Code governance to modernize service delivery. • Evolve Enterprise IT from traditional operations to an engineering-driven model, reducing manual overhead through automation, scripting, and self-service capabilities. • Strengthen observability, uptime, and performance standards while embedding reliability engineering principles such as measurable service objectives and post-incident reviews. • Define and enforce backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity standards, including RTO/RPO objectives, testing cadence, and documentation governance in partnership with Technical Compliance. • Partner with Information Security and Finance to enforce secure-by-design architecture, security baselines, asset lifecycle governance, and responsible adoption of AI-enabled operational tooling to improve operational efficiency and workforce productivity.

Job Requirements

  • At least 10 years of progressive experience in Infrastructure, Enterprise IT, or Platform organizations, with at least 5 years leading global engineering teams.
  • Proven experience leading large, distributed infrastructure organizations, including managers of managers, in high-availability, 24/7 production environments.
  • Deep expertise in enterprise cloud strategy (AWS), hybrid networking, and large-scale infrastructure operations.
  • Experience setting organizational standards for Infrastructure-as-Code, automation, DevOps practices, and service delivery governance at scale.
  • A track record of modernizing IT operating models and leading large-scale DevOps and engineering transformations across enterprise IT organizations.
  • Experience implementing and governing AI-driven tooling within enterprise environments to enhance operational performance and end-user services.
  • Strong executive communication and cross-functional leadership skills, with the ability to influence stakeholders across Technology, Information Security, Finance, and business teams.
  • A strategic, systems-oriented mindset with the ability to translate business objectives into secure, resilient, scalable, and compliant enterprise platforms.

Benefits

  • bonus
  • equity

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