Site Reliability Engineer
Site Reliability Engineer
Posted 22 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Employ advanced troubleshooting and root-cause analysis to improve availability, performance, and security of IMT and platform services
- Collaborate with Product and Engineering teams to plan and deploy product releases with operational rigor and quality gates
- Work with Engineering leadership to build and evolve shared services meeting the requirements of platform and application teams
- Design and implement proactive monitoring, alerting, trend analysis, and self-healing automation
- Resolve product and service defects, infrastructure issues, and operational changes with increasing independence
- Implement automated tests, automated deployments, and operational tooling across the SRE toolchain
- Ensure services are designed with 24x7 availability and operational readiness and rigor
- Lead smaller projects and provide status updates to management and stakeholders
- Mentor SRE I engineers and contribute actively to team training and knowledge-sharing
- Partner with application and platform teams to identify critical workflows and build automated health checks that run post-deployment and during incidents to accelerate root-cause identification
- Design and build AI-assisted automated diagnosis jobs that correlate signals across monitoring and alerting platforms to reduce Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR) for production incidents
- Build and maintain automation pipelines (e.g., Rundeck, Jenkins) that integrate with AI/LLM tooling to drive efficiency gains in observability, runbook execution, and incident triage
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