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Senior Site Reliability Engineer at Autonomic (Palo Alto, CA)

Engineering teams at Autonomic practice DevOps. To us, this means that teams own their automations, monitoring, and on-call rotations. On the Site Reliability Team, we focus our efforts on building scalable and reliable infrastructure that keeps our platform running smoothly.



Responsibilities:




  • Scale our cloud infrastructure to support our growing ecosystem




  • Deploy reliable and maintainable distributed systems




  • Adhere to industry standard security best practices




  • Write automation, monitoring, diagnostic and debugging tools




  • Participate in our on-call rotation





Minimum Job Requirements:




  • Can write scripts from scratch in Python and Bash




  • Can troubleshoot code written in Java, C, Golang or other strongly typed languages




  • Can debug network and performance issues in large scale distributed systems




  • Can identify and mitigate reliability risks




  • 7+ years of experience in SRE, DevOps, or similar role





Desirable Skills:




  • Strong experience with AWS, Azure, or AliCloud (design, SDKs, best practices)




  • Familiar with design principles of monitoring and alerting systems




  • Experience implementing industry standard security best practices




  • Deep knowledge of distributed pub-sub message systems





Your Cover Letter:


In your cover letter, please rate your proficiency in the following areas on a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 is no experience and 7 is expert:




  • Linux




  • Shell Scripting




  • Python




  • Networking




  • AWS VPC




  • AWS IAM




  • Kubernetes




  • Apache Kafka




NOTE: A low self rating will not cause your application to be rejected.


Please submit your cover letter and resume in PDF format using the form below. We look forward to hearing from you.


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