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Entry Level - Site Reliability Engineer - (Remote - United Kingdom)

Yelp · United Kingdom · Remote
United KingdomRemote
Remuneration
Not specified
Location
United Kingdom · Remote
British Summer Time (UTC+1)
Visa sponsorship
Not specified

Job summary

The role of a Site Reliability Engineer focuses on building and managing scalable, self-healing, globally-distributed systems to ensure the reliability and performance of the infrastructure. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting site issues using tools like Splunk and Prometheus, automating processes with Python and Terraform, and owning critical datastores such as Cassandra and MySQL.

Benefits

Competitive salaryPension schemeEmployee stock purchase plan25 days paid holidayRemote working expenses reimbursementCaregiver reimbursementPrivate health insuranceFlexible working hoursMeeting-free WednesdaysHackathonsLearning groupsProductivity spendingWellness expenses reimbursementQuarterly team offsites

Qualifications

  • Familiarity with Linux and eagerness to learn
  • Proficiency in modern programming languages
  • Interest in datastore technology
  • Experience with public cloud platforms
  • Background in Infrastructure as Code and Configuration Management
  • Experience with Linux containerisation and orchestration
  • Understanding of fundamental technologies
  • Knowledge of monitoring concepts and best practices
  • Strong communication and documentation skills
  • Initiative and eagerness to learn

Responsibilities

  • Support new features and services
  • Build tools to monitor site stability and performance
  • Ensure reliability and scalability of infrastructure
  • Troubleshoot site issues using industry-leading tools
  • Own and operate critical datastores
  • Automate processes with Python, Puppet, Git, Jenkins, and Terraform
  • Develop custom tools for unique challenges
  • Participate in light on-call rotations

Skills

AnsibleAWSAzureCassandraC++DockerGCPGitGoJavaJenkinsKubernetesLinuxMySQLOpenTelemetryPrometheusPuppetPythonRubySplunkTerraformUbuntu

Relocation

No