As an Infrastructure / SRE Engineer, you will play a key role in designing, building, and maintaining the cloud infrastructure and reliability systems that support mission-critical software platforms. You will work across cloud environments, Kubernetes, infrastructure automation, deployment pipelines, and observability to ensure secure, scalable, and reliable production operations. Your mission will be to help engineering teams deliver software faster and more consistently while minimizing operational risks and manual workloads. You will take ownership of infrastructure as a product, developing repeatable solutions that improve performance, resilience, and cost efficiency. Working in a collaborative, client-facing environment, you will support complex enterprise deployments, including hybrid and customer-controlled environments. This is an opportunity to combine hands-on engineering, automation, and strategic problem-solving to strengthen the reliability of modern technology platforms.
Cloud Infrastructure and Platform Engineering: Design, build, and operate scalable cloud infrastructure that supports production applications and enterprise platforms.
Develop and maintain cloud landing zones, networking configurations, identity management, security controls, and environment management processes.
Implement and manage infrastructure-as-code solutions to standardize provisioning, configuration, and infrastructure lifecycle management.
Build and maintain Kubernetes environments and containerized workloads to support reliable application deployment and operation.
CI/CD and Deployment Automation: Develop and optimize continuous integration and continuous deployment pipelines to enable secure, consistent, and automated software delivery.
Establish repeatable deployment practices and infrastructure workflows that improve engineering efficiency and reduce operational complexity.
Support deployments across cloud, hybrid, Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC), on-premises, customer-controlled, and edge environments.
Site Reliability and Observability: Establish and maintain comprehensive observability capabilities, including metrics, logs, traces, dashboards, alerting, and actionable operational insights.
Define and support Service Level Objectives (SLOs), reliability standards, production readiness practices, and operational performance monitoring.
Lead or contribute to incident response, troubleshooting, root cause analysis, postmortems, and on-call operations.
Identify potential reliability risks and implement improvements that strengthen system availability, resilience, and performance.
Automation and Operational Excellence: Automate repetitive operational tasks through scripting, internal tools, runbooks, and reusable platform services.
Reduce manual workloads and operational toil while improving deployment consistency and engineering productivity.
Develop standardized infrastructure capabilities that can be reused across multiple teams, products, and customer environments.
Cost and Capacity Optimization: Monitor infrastructure usage, resource consumption, and system capacity to identify opportunities for optimization.
Improve infrastructure cost efficiency, particularly for resource-intensive environments involving GPUs and other specialized computing workloads.
Balance performance, scalability, reliability, security, and infrastructure costs when making technical decisions.
Customer and Cross-Functional Collaboration: Collaborate with engineering teams, platform specialists, and client stakeholders to understand infrastructure requirements and deliver effective solutions.
Provide technical guidance and support for complex customer deployments, including regulated, air-gapped, hybrid, and mission-critical environments.
Contribute to infrastructure architecture decisions and help teams prepare applications for reliable production operation.
Use AI-assisted development tools where appropriate while maintaining rigorous standards for code quality, testing, security, and operational reliability.