Remote Site Reliability Engineer
Float.com
π΅ $167k
πRemote - United States
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Job highlights
Summary
Join Float, a global async remote company, as a Site Reliability Engineer to increase the autonomy of product and engineering teams by growing their capabilities to focus on solving problems. The role involves ensuring scalable infrastructure for engineers, smooth pipelines from idea to customer, and dealing with security around the network and defining internal security policy and practices.
Responsibilities
- Continuing to support the regular maintenance of all the engineering systems supporting Floatβs customers
- Identifying areas requiring support to scale
- Identifying areas for improving service resilience, ultimately delivering the ability to be resilient within the product and engineering teams themselves
- Optimizing our monitoring and observability stack, building on the knowledge to create a standard set of tools and configurations for the product and engineering teams
- Understanding Floatβs SLOs in context, and building out SLO patterns and procedures for product and engineering teams
- Building a repeatable and trustworthy disaster recovery program using chaos engineering techniques
- Migrating all of our deployment configurations to a global single source of truth
- Expanding Floatβs infrastructure across multiple regions to create a global network
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