Senior Site Reliability Engineer

Cribl Inc is seeking a Senior Site Reliability Engineer to join our mission where you will unlock the value of all observability data, as we expand our team in the U.S. Cribl provides users a new level of observability, intelligence and control over their real-time data. You will join a team of technical engineers who are committed to shipping only high-quality software and enjoying all the goat gifs the internet has to offer. This role is remote within the U.S., and you will be part of the engineering organization where you will contribute in our efforts to envision, create, deploy, test, and ship Cribl products.

Not often do you get to be part of something that is fundamentally changing a technology. But here at Cribl we are building the next generation of software that puts our customers in full control of their observability data. If this is something that interests you, and you want to be truly at the center of the wheel helping make this work better every day, then this opportunity might be something you have been waiting for to be a part of making a real impact.

Fixing things at the operational side should always be the last resort, so our SREs are involved from conception to design to development and all the way through production and beyond. You provide your creative input into all things Cloud, Scaling, Reliability, High Availability and much more.

If reliability is your passion, and you have always had strong opinions on how to make things better and have the desire to build consensus around ideas, then let's talk!

Engage with teams and improve service delivery and reliability across their entire lifecycle

Measure and monitor all production systems with an eye towards availability, latency and overall system health

Seek out the cause of errors and instability in our production cloud services and drive teams towards better operational excellence

Engage with product and platform teams to improve and evolve systems by lobbying for changes that improve reliability, resilience, and observability