Reliability Engineer
$75.00 - $85.00 per hour
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$75.00 - $85.00 per hour
About the role
- Support the reliability and performance of data-intensive applications involving SQL, data modeling, and Microsoft Fabric.
- Help monitor data pipelines, integration workflows, and data-processing failures.
- Where applicable, support operational monitoring of AI/LLM-enabled services and their dependencies.
- What Sets You ApartWe are looking for engineers who demonstrate several of the following:
- You have hands-on experience supporting production applications or cloud platforms.
- You can troubleshoot complex technical issues and identify root causes independently.
- You have practical experience with Microsoft Azure and Python scripting.
- You understand SQL, databases, data flows, and performance troubleshooting.
- You can automate operational tasks instead of relying on manual processes.
- You understand monitoring, incident response, capacity planning, and reliability engineering.
- You take ownership of issues through resolution and prevention.
- You communicate clearly with developers, infrastructure engineers, and business stakeholders.
- Technology Ecosystem
- Cloud: Microsoft Azure
- Programming & Automation: Python, scripting
- Data: SQL, data modeling, Microsoft Fabric
- Reliability: Monitoring, alerting, incident management, root-cause analysis, performance optimization
- Engineering Practices: CI/CD, automation, production support, disaster recovery, service reliability
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