Site Reliability Engineer
Site Reliability Engineer

Site Reliability Engineer

Belfast Full-Time No home office possible
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A leading financial services company located in Central London is seeking a Site Reliability Engineer to join their growing Infrastructure team on a permanent basis with Hybrid working. Responsibilities: Expand and fortify the IT architecture for optimal availability. Implement continuous integration and deployment practices for seamless development workflows. Leverage state-of-the-art technology for streamlined automation and repeatability. Engage in Agile practices, including pair programming and daily standups. Establish a competitive edge by constructing robust infrastructure. Efficiently reduce TOIL and make informed trade-offs when necessary. Foster strong relationships with business counterparts to gain deep insights into client needs. Contribute to shaping a culture centered around Service Level Objectives in the engineering domain. Proactively address challenges by identifying and confidently mitigating risks, issues, or control weaknesses in day-to-day operations. Skills and Experience: Proven track record of working with cloud-based infrastructure, particularly in AWS environments. In-depth knowledge and hands-on experience with Terraform for infrastructure provisioning and management. Extensive expertise in constructing, managing, and maintaining Kubernetes clusters within a high-availability, high-traffic Production setting. Proficiency in one or more programming languages, with a preference for Go, Python, Ruby, or Node. Comfortable troubleshooting in intricate environments using a range of monitoring and logging tools, including but not limited to Grafana, Prometheus #J-18808-Ljbffr

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  • Site Reliability Engineer

    Belfast
    Full-Time

    Application deadline: 2027-06-19

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