Reddit (<a href=") | Site Reliability Engineer | Onsite (SF Bay Area)
“The front page of the internet," Reddit brings over 330 million people together each month through their common interests, inviting them to share, vote, comment, and create across thousands of communities.
The Reddit Infrastructure team provides a stable, humane foundation for Reddit Engineering to develop, deploy, and operate their services on. As we have continued to build out our offerings, our next step is to spread knowledge around the org about infrastructure, incident response, performance analysis and optimization, and other pertinent things pertinent to service ownership and operation. One of the pieces of this is our new Site Reliability Engineering program.
As an SRE at Reddit, you'll embed within a division with the mission to share knowledge, amplify productivity, and reinforce a team that is operating services at tremendous scale. You will work on/with Kubernetes frequently and also contribute back to InfraRed, our internal infrastructure product. Automation, analysis, and optimization are some of your favorite words.
If any of this sounds interesting, please see our listing below!
* SRE: (SF/Bay Area): <a href="
SF-only for this particular position, but do check out our other remote-friendly openings across numerous functions if you are generally interested in Reddit: <a href="
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