Site Reliability Engineer(SRE)
Techdome · Remote
Experience: 3+
If it's down, it's on you. If it stays up, that's on you too. This isn't a ticket-queue DevOps gig where you spin up infra and wait for the next request. At Techdome, you own production — for real Healthcare, FinTech, AI, and SaaS products, with real users depending on uptime that isn't negotiable. You'll build the pipelines, own the incidents, ship the zero-downtime releases, and be the person the team trusts when something breaks at 2am. If automation, Kubernetes, observability, and AI-powered ops get you genuinely excited — not just as buzzwords on a resume — keep reading. What You'll Actually Do Keep production up, fast, and stable — availability, reliability, scalability, and performance across every environment you touch. Run the cloud like it's yours — manage and optimize environments across AWS, Azure, or GCP. Build deployment pipelines that don't break things — CI/CD engineered for zero-downtime, with Blue-Green, Rolling, and Canary strategies as your default toolkit, not a slide in a deck. Codify the infrastructure — Terraform and Ansible so nothing important lives only in someone's head. See everything before it becomes a problem — observability with Prometheus, Grafana, ELK, Datadog, OpenTelemetry, and centralized logging. Own the numbers that matter — define and maintain SLIs, SLOs, and Error Budgets, not just watch dashboards. Lead when things go wrong — incident management, RCA, and post-incident reviews that actually prevent the repeat. Watch the bill, not just the uptime — cloud cost optimization and capacity planning. Automate the boring and the risky — scripting and AI-powered tooling for alert triage, incident summarization, and operational workflows. Carry the pager — participate in on-call rotations and production support, because ownership doesn't stop at 6pm. What You Bring 3+ years as an SRE, DevOps Engineer, Platform Engineer, or Cloud Engineer. Real hands-on cloud experience — AWS, Azure, or GCP. Docker and Kubernetes fluency — not just "I