Harness Jobs & Careers

About Harness

Carlos Delatorre is the President, Go To Market at Harness, overseeing the sales and go-to-market (GTM) functions. With a proven track record of enterprise sales leadership, he has consistently built high-performance teams that deliver strong results. Prior to Harness, Carlos was head of Sales at several companies, including Navan and MongoDB.

Currently, Carlos is a board member at Yalo and an investor/advisor to companies including Modern Treasury, Vartana, Exafunction, Starburst, and Outreach. He earned his undergraduate degrees from the University of Miami and Troy State University, and holds an MBA from Troy State University.

Hanna is Harness' General Counsel and oversees the global legal function. Prior to joining Harness, Hanna served as Medallia's Chief Legal Officer, where she led the company's Legal, Policy, and Compliance functions. At Medallia, she secured several significant wins in litigation matters, oversaw the acquisition and legal integration of multiple companies, helped Medallia go public in 2019, and guided the company's take-private transaction.

Prior to Medallia, Hanna practiced with international law firms in Vienna, San Francisco, and Berlin in the areas of antitrust and competition law, privacy, and international corporate matters. She also worked for the World Intellectual Property Organization, a specialized agency of the United Nations, as a direct appointee by the German government. Hanna holds law degrees from the Vienna School of Law, Stockholm University, and Berkeley School of Law.

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Benefits & Perks

A platform engineering team offers numerous benefits to an organization, as they play a pivotal role in establishing and maintaining a robust software development and deployment infrastructure. Here are some key advantages of having a dedicated platform engineering team:

Efficient Development Process: A platform engineering team streamlines the software development process by providing standardized tools, frameworks, and processes. They create a cohesive platform that enables developers to focus on writing code rather than dealing with infrastructure complexities. This results in faster development cycles, increased productivity, and reduced time-to-market for new features and applications.

Scalability and Flexibility: Platform engineers design and build scalable infrastructure that can handle increasing workloads and user demands. They ensure that the platform can easily adapt to changing business requirements and accommodate future growth. By leveraging automation and cloud technologies, they enable seamless scaling of resources, allowing the organization to handle spikes in traffic or rapidly deploy new services.

Reliability and Stability: A well-maintained platform engineered by experts ensures high availability and reliability of applications and services. Platform engineers implement robust monitoring systems, automated backups, and disaster recovery mechanisms to minimize downtime and data loss. They proactively identify and address potential issues before they impact users, ensuring a stable and consistent experience.

Cost Optimization: Platform engineering teams optimize infrastructure costs by leveraging cloud services, containerization, and automation. They design efficient resource allocation strategies, monitor usage patterns, and identify opportunities for optimization. By eliminating unnecessary expenses and optimizing resource utilization, they help reduce operational costs while maintaining performance and scalability.

Security and Compliance: Platform engineers prioritize security and compliance by implementing industry best practices and standards. They establish secure access controls, encryption mechanisms, and vulnerability management processes. They also ensure compliance with relevant regulations and standards, protecting sensitive data and mitigating risks associated with cyber threats.

Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing: Platform engineering teams act as a central hub for collaboration between different teams within an organization. They facilitate knowledge sharing, provide technical guidance, and promote cross-functional collaboration. By fostering a culture of learning and innovation, they enable teams to leverage the platform's capabilities effectively.

Continuous Improvement: Platform engineering teams constantly explore new technologies, tools, and practices to enhance the platform's capabilities. They stay updated with industry trends, evaluate emerging technologies, and implement improvements to optimize performance, security, and efficiency. This commitment to continuous improvement ensures that the organization remains competitive and can adapt to evolving market demands.