SRE Senior/Expert Site Reliability Engineer
Lucca
Job highlights
Summary
Join Lucca's platform team as a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) and contribute to the design and maintenance of their evolving infrastructure. You will work on a cutting-edge, immutable infrastructure built on Talos, utilizing open-source and cloud-native solutions. The role requires expertise in Kubernetes, GNU/Linux, networking, and Golang. Full remote work from France is possible, or you can work from offices in Nantes, Marseille, Paris, Bordeaux, or Toulouse. Lucca offers a competitive salary (70k-95k EUR gross per year), along with various benefits including profit sharing, vacation bonuses, RTT, employee benefits, meal vouchers, and 100% employer-sponsored health insurance.
Requirements
- Have expertise in Kubernetes, GNU/Linux, and network architectures
- Have expertise in Rook/Ceph or Cilium
- Develop in Golang and master development patterns
- Have experience in system design across all -ilities and be passionate about performance optimization
- 5 years of experience
- Master's degree (Bac+5)
- C1 level English proficiency (for presentations)
Responsibilities
- Actively participate in the infrastructure design
- Maintain the operational condition of this platform and significantly evolve it
- Participate in incident responses once in production and on-call duties
Preferred Qualifications
Love scalability and infrastructure elasticity, and dream of chaos-testing a production environment one day
Benefits
- Competitive salary (70k-95k EUR gross per year, depending on experience)
- Full remote work from France
- Hybrid or full remote work options
- Interesting profit sharing
- Vacation bonus
- RTT in addition to paid leave
- Employee benefits
- Meal vouchers (Swile)
- 100% employer-sponsored health insurance (Benefiz)
- Competitive price Gymlib subscription
- A collective event per quarter
- Open mister-freeze in the summer
- Opportunities for ambitious development with varied internal mobility and even Erasmus between services
- Possibility of regular telework