Senior Site Reliability Engineer-Hybrid
$55 - $60/hr
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$55 - $60/hr
About the role
- Client US is seeking an experienced and pragmatic Senior Site Reliability Engineer to own the reliability, design, implementation, and continuous improvement of the infrastructure that powers restaurant technology — from the cloud platforms and CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) pipelines we build on, to the Kubernetes-based edge systems deployed in restaurants, to the networks, MDM platforms, and automation tooling that keeps everything running.· This is a generalist role at a senior level. The right candidate brings strong cloud and reliability engineering fundamentals but is equally comfortable working across edge infrastructure, enterprise networking, mobile deployments, and operational automation. You will define what "reliable" means for our systems, measure it, and engineer solutions to continuously improve it. You'll work closely with the Global Reliability Engineering (GRE), DevOps, and security teams, and you'll be expected to shift fluidly between strategic architecture and hands-on execution.
- 6+ years in IT infrastructure, with 3+ years focused on site reliability engineering, cloud architecture, or platform engineering.
- Hands-on experience with AWS (VPC, EC2, ECS, EKS, Far gate, Lambda, IAM, RDS, S3).
- Working experience with MS Azure.
- Strong expertise in Kubernetes and container orchestration, including edge or distributed deployments.
- Experience with GitLab CI/CD and CI/CD pipeline design.
- Solid experience with Terraform for infrastructure provisioning.
- Experience with enterprise networking — switch configuration, VLANs, network troubleshooting.
- Familiarity with Mobile Device Management (MDM) platforms.
- Experience with automation and scripting (Python, Bash, Go, or equivalent).
- Proven ability to build internal tooling and API integrations, not just configure managed services.
- Experience defining and operating against SLOs, SLIs, and error budgets.
- Comfortable working in Linux command-line environments; Windows familiarity a plus where restaurant endpoints require it.
- Experience designing serverless architectures (AWS Lambda, Far gate, API Gateway, Event Bridge).· Experience with DevSecOps tooling (SAST — Static Application Security Testing, DAST — Dynamic Application Security Testing, container scanning, IaC scanning).· Familiarity with security frameworks (CIS, NIST, ISO 27001, SOC 2).· AWS and/or Azure certifications.· Experience with monitoring and observability tools (CloudWatch, Prometheus, Grafana, or SIEM solutions).· Background in restaurant, retail, or distributed edge technology environments.· Experience using AI-assisted development tools for scripting, troubleshooting, and documentation.
- Generalist mindset — comfortable moving between cloud, edge, networking, and device management in the same week.· Reliability-first thinking — treats toil reduction, error budgets, and post-incident learning as core engineering disciplines, not afterthoughts.· Bias toward permanent fixes and automation over repeated manual intervention.· Ability to balance strategic architecture with hands-on execution.· Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration skills.· Curious, proactive, and detail-oriented approach to systems design and operations. To discuss this amazing opportunity, reach out to our Talent Acquisition Specialist Sinchan Chakraborty at email address Sinchan Chakraborty can be reached on # (630) 576-9024.
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