Site Reliability Engineer, Practices team
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An overview of this role
As a Site Reliability Engineer at GitLab, you are responsible for keeping all user-facing services and other GitLab production systems running smoothly. Our SREs are a blend of pragmatic operators and software craftspeople that apply sound engineering principles, operational discipline, and mature automation to our operating environments and the GitLab codebase.
As an SRE in the Practices Team, you will collaborate on creating an operating standard (practice) across SRE while being embedded in the IDE Team to support them with their powerful browser-based multi-file editor based on the open-source Visual Studio Code project. As an SRE you will support this team with your cluster provisioning expertise and have a significant impact on their success.
What you’ll do
- Work embedded in the IDE team. You will report to the Practices team’s manager but will participate in the IDE’s team/’s processes and meetings to make sure you are successful.
- Effectively manage and maintain the infrastructure for remote development
- Manage application deployments using Helm charts and the Kubernetes ecosystem.
- Optimize the infrastructure on Google Cloud Platform. Utilizing GKE, Terraform, Ansible, and other tools.
- Track the health, performance, and availability of the remote development infrastructure using observability and monitoring tools
- Participate in an on-call rotation
What you’ll bring
- A deep understanding of Kubernetes and its core concepts
- Experience with the Kubernetes ecosystem
- Google Cloud Platform expertise, specifically around networking, GKE configuration, and scaling
- Experience with Terraform, Ansible, and other tools like Chef.
- Experience with Observability and Monitoring tools
- Previous experience in an SRE or relatable team, driving efforts and mentoring others..
About the team
The Practices Team is a subgroup of the Reliability Team.
Our mission is to ensure the reliability, performance, and availability of GitLab.com by partnering with Stage Groups to ensure that features and services are designed and implemented with reliability in mind. The team collaborates with Stage groups to build, maintain, and improve services and ensure the services' SLO is met as per GitLab.com's availability and performance goals.
How GitLab will support you
- Benefits to support your health, finances, and well-being
- All remote, asynchronous work environment
- Flexible Paid Time Off
- Team Member Resource Groups
- Equity Compensation & Employee Stock Purchase Plan
- Growth and development budget
- Parental leave
- Home office support
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