Site Reliability Engineer (Monetization)
You will own application-level infrastructure and reliability for the Monetization domain. You will build and maintain Kubernetes deployments, observability, CI/CD automation, capacity plans, and production-readiness practices. You will investigate incidents, improve runbooks and reliability standards, and bring reliability considerations into product planning and architecture reviews.
Responsibilities
- Own application-level infrastructure, including Helm charts, Terraform configurations, Kubernetes deployments, runtime configuration, networking, and integrations
- Design and implement SLOs, SLIs, monitors, alerts, and dashboards for critical services
- Set up and evolve CI/CD pipelines, including deployment and rollback automation
- Perform capacity planning, load testing, performance tuning, and regression investigations
- Run Production Readiness Reviews and define production-readiness standards
- Support incident response, post-mortems, reliability improvements, and runbook maintenance
- Build automation that reduces operational toil
- Maintain a reliability roadmap with product engineering leads
- Participate in product planning, refinements, and architecture reviews
- Co-author company-wide SLO, SLI, capacity, and operational standards
- Participate in the SRE duty rotation
Requirements
- 3+ years of SRE, DevOps, or platform engineering experience
- Software development background building and shipping backend services
- Kubernetes experience with Helm, manifests, deployment strategies, and application-level debugging
- Observability experience with monitors, dashboards, SLOs, and SLIs
- Infrastructure as Code experience with Terraform or Terragrunt
- GCP experience, including IAM, networking, and managed services
- CI/CD pipeline experience with GitLab CI or GitHub Actions
- Programming or scripting proficiency with Python, Go, or Bash
- Incident response and post-mortem experience
- Collaboration and communication skills
- Experience with payments, fintech, e-commerce, or gaming transactional systems