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SRE [Processing Core Team]
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Role overview Support the reliability, availability, and performance of a core payment processing platform spanning card issuance, transaction handling, pricing configuration, and payment network integrations. You’ll improve the infrastructure and operational practices behind business-critical services, working with engineering and DevOps colleagues to keep systems resilient and scalable.
Responsibilities - Monitor service health and performance, investigate infrastructure issues, and help resolve product incidents. - Contribute to the design, implementation, and maintenance of reliable payment processing services. - Maintain deployment scripts, configuration, Helm charts, and CI/CD workflows. - Investigate incidents, identify root causes, and help prevent recurring failures. - Work with DevOps and cross-functional teams to improve reliability and document technical processes.
Requirements - At least three years of experience in a similar SRE role. - Understanding of multi-component systems, including load balancing and fault tolerance. - Practical experience with containers and orchestration such as Docker and Kubernetes, plus monitoring or logging tools such as Prometheus, Grafana, or ELK. - Python or Bash scripting experience for automation. - Experience with CI/CD tools such as Jenkins or GitLab CI/CD. - Strong troubleshooting, communication, and collaboration skills; English proficiency at B1 level or above.
Nice to have - Experience with vendor products, payment or fintech systems, or cloud infrastructure such as AWS or GCP. - Background in performance tuning or database reliability.
Benefits and work setup Flexible work from an office or remotely is available. Relocation assistance is offered for the employee and family to hubs in Cyprus, Georgia, Serbia, or Kazakhstan. Other listed benefits include healthcare coverage, an education budget for language lessons and professional development, wellness reimbursements, annual leave, and paid sick leave.