Site Reliability Engineer
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Full-time
Compensation
USD106k - 158k/year
Posted about 3 years ago
Responsibilities
Mezmo is on a mission to empower people who build solutions that shape the world. We’re doing this by delivering a platform that enables enterprises to get more value from their observability data in real time, regardless of source, destination, use case, or scale. We’re cloud-native and know how to make the most of modern technology like Kubernetes. We have scaled a solution from zero to petabyte scale in a short amount of time, while supporting thousands of active users across multiple environments. We are hungry for change and are surrounded by enterprises telling us they’re hungry, too. We have a kick-ass group of people who are thinking about the problem analytically and are excited to change the observability world for the better.
We are currently looking for a passionate and motivated Site Reliability Engineer who is enthusiastic to join a distributed team and will share our commitment to growing our platform together. Our team is responsible for keeping Mezmo’s systems running smoothly 24x7x365, leveraging our mixture of specialties. The Site Reliability Engineering team are first responders operationally, we are the creators of automation, observability, and tools. We build and maintain infrastructure across multiple platforms, and we work closely with Software Engineering on the creation of products/services. This SRE Role will work closely with our Security and Compliance Teams to ensure we are safe.
Responsibilities:
- You should assimilate into our on-call rotation and handle technical issues independently.
- You will contribute and make improvements to tools, monitoring, and automation.
- Follow a pre-established project plan and execute on the mission.
- Distill requirements and formulate a response in the form of an action plan.
- Will collaborate with teams and work on items that are Security and Compliance oriented.