Site Reliability Engineer II
tripactionsPalo Alto (CA)
Site Reliability Engineer II
Posted today
tripactionsPalo Alto (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will design, build, and operate scalable, fault-tolerant infrastructure to power Navan’s travel and expense platform. You’ll partner with product, release, security, and engineering teams to automate tooling and improve reliability at scale in a fast-growing environment. You’ll leverage AI-assisted workflows to reduce toil and enhance observability, while shaping reliability standards across the fleet of services. This is a chance to impact a high-growth, user-centric product with strong ownership and end-to-end responsibility.
Responsibilities:
Design, implement and operate cloud infrastructure with infrastructure as code Build deployment pipelines and guardrails to enable fast yet safe delivery Identify reliability anti-patterns and improve system health through data-driven analysis Automate toil and build tools to empower teams and reduce gatekeeping Leverage AI tools to enable autonomous operations and better observability Contribute to SLO/SLI, observability standards, and blameless post-mortems Support AI-assisted developer tools to improve productivity and code quality Collaborate with backend/frontend teams to ensure scalable, reliable product solutions
Key requirements:
2+ years of progressive SRE or equivalent experience Strong ownership mindset with production-quality code and infrastructure Excellent communication with stakeholders to design user-facing solutions Comfort with fast-paced startup environments Ability to work across multiple teams and drive reliability initiatives strong ownership problem solving effective communication infrastructure as code cloud infrastructure deployment pipelines
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