Site Reliability Engineer

Role overview Build and operate the reliability, delivery, automation, and security foundations that allow product teams to release software quickly and safely. Working within a productivity engineering and self-service platform team, this role owns production reliability practices, incident response, observability, infrastructure automation, Kubernetes operations, deployment safety, and security controls embedded in CI/CD.

Responsibilities - Define and evolve SLI, SLO, and error-budget practices, using reliability data to influence priorities and product decisions. - Lead incident response, facilitate post-incident reviews, and convert findings into durable system improvements. - Build and maintain observability across metrics, logs, and traces while improving signal quality and reducing alert fatigue. - Design and operate resilient infrastructure with Infrastructure as Code, including capacity planning and cloud-cost optimization. - Manage production Kubernetes and container workloads and support safe deployment methods such as canary releases, progressive rollouts, and rapid rollback. - Integrate and tune SAST, DAST, SCA, dependency scanning, and related security controls in delivery pipelines. - Implement policy-as-code to prevent unsafe infrastructure and Kubernetes changes at admission time. - Maintain vulnerability triage and remediation service levels, improve on-call sustainability, and coach engineers on operational practices.

Requirements - 5+ years in site reliability, platform, or infrastructure engineering with senior ownership of production systems. - Strong programming ability in Go, Python, TypeScript, or a similar language for automation and production tooling. - Hands-on experience with a major cloud platform, Kubernetes, and Infrastructure as Code; AWS and Terraform experience are useful. - Proven experience leading incident response and implementing SLO-driven reliability practices. - Working knowledge of observability tooling; experience with Datadog is useful. - Practical experience securing CI/CD through scanning, dependency controls, or policy-as-code. - Understanding of cloud security fundamentals, including IAM, least privilege, guardrails, and secrets management. - Strong judgment and communication skills when raising reliability or security issues across engineering teams.

Nice to have - Experience with policy-as-code frameworks such as OPA/Rego, Kyverno, or Conftest.

Benefits and work setup The source describes comprehensive healthcare, retirement savings with employer matching, paid family leave, fertility support, mental health resources, wellness and technology allowances, performance-related rewards, learning opportunities, mentorship, and an inclusive workplace culture.