Remote Site Reliability Engineer

Description

Remote Site Reliability Engineer

Build Systems That Millions Depend On—From Anywhere

Ever imagined that your code is the invisible force that keeps global platforms running smoothly, day and night? As a Remote Site Reliability Engineer, you’ll architect the backbone of resilient digital experiences—scaling systems so businesses thrive and users never notice a hiccup. Every decision you make ripples across thousands of endpoints, millions of sessions, and countless real-world outcomes.

What Impact Will You Have?

Reliability is about trust, so every process you design, and every incident you prevent gives teams and users the confidence to build, buy, and dream bigger. Imagine an engineer halfway around the world sleeping soundly because your alerting logic predicts issues before they arise. Think of a support lead confidently telling a client, “Downtime just isn’t something we worry about anymore.”

Key Outcomes You’ll Own

  • Shape monitoring and incident response strategies that keep latency low and uptime high—no matter where users are logging in from.
  • Automate infrastructure so that launches, patches, and scaling feel effortless to product teams and seamless to end-users.
  • Drive system reliability improvements, blending observability, root cause analysis, and postmortem learning into a culture that learns fast and never blames.
  • Create robust service-level objectives that set a new bar for operational excellence—and deliver on them.
  • Mentor engineers across time zones on best practices for distributed system design and cloud-native reliability.

Your Everyday Toolkit

You’ll have the freedom to choose what works best: maybe Terraform for infrastructure as code, Prometheus for real-time monitoring, and PagerDuty for incident orchestration. Cloud platforms like AWS, GCP, or Azure are your playground; containerization and Kubernetes make deploying at scale routine, not risky. Collaboration flows through Slack and Zoom, while documentation resides in Confluence or Notion, and sprint planning is agile yet human-first.

What Sets You Up for Success?

  • You break down chaos into clarity—translating complex reliability goals into focused engineering sprints that drive measurable outcomes.
  • When an alert fires, you stay curious: it’s not just about fixing but also about learning and automating to prevent recurrence.
  • Your feedback transforms a code review into a growth opportunity, helping teammates refine their craft with every commitment.
  • You simplify technical jargon into real talk—over Zoom, Slack, or a whiteboard sketch—so teams feel empowered, not overwhelmed.
  • You thrive on asynchronous communication, but you know when a quick call can resolve hours of confusion.

How You’ll Collaborate

You’ll partner with product, security, and development teams to ensure reliability is never an afterthought. Your insights from game-day simulations and blameless retrospectives will shape the way we ship features that over 100,000 users rely on every week. Whether you’re reviewing deployment pipelines or optimizing cloud spend, you’re the bridge connecting business goals to technical reality.

Your Growth Path

Here, your ideas are heard—whether it’s automating repetitive runbooks, pioneering chaos engineering exercises, or advocating for a new cloud architecture. You’ll mentor junior SREs, champion inclusive practices, and shape the next generation of reliability leaders—all while working on your terms from wherever inspires you most.

What You Bring

  • Experience with high-availability architectures and distributed systems at scale (think microservices, global traffic routing, and seamless failovers).
  • Deep familiarity with observability tools, infrastructure as code, and cloud automation.
  • A passion for resilient design and a track record of empowering teams to solve reliability challenges with creativity and empathy.
  • The drive to document, share, and teach—turning every outage into a lesson and every win into a best practice.

Salary & Benefits

Your impact is recognized—and rewarded. The annual compensation for this remote Site Reliability Engineer role is $178,470, plus a full suite of benefits tailored to remote team members, including flexible hours, wellness perks, home office support, and ongoing learning opportunities.

Ready to Build What’s Next?

If you’re energized by solving puzzles that matter and want your next challenge to shape digital experiences for millions, let’s connect. Let’s build reliability that empowers teams and delights users—no matter where you log in from.Remote Site Reliability Engineer | $178,470 | Work From Anywhere