Job Details 

We're hiring a Site Reliability Engineer II to be a part of our team to build the technology infrastructure for Openly's insurance platform. You will play a crucial role in building, testing, and maintaining the infrastructure and the overall technology ecosystem that powers our insurance products and customer experiences. 

Key Responsibilities 

• Build internal tooling to help other engineers and the rest of the company understand and operate our system 
• Design and implement security best practices for our team and infrastructure 
• Reduce toil through automation, including building and maintaining CI/CD infrastructure 
• Build infrastructure as code using declarative provisioning tools 
• Develop high signal-to-noise ratio monitoring and alerting policies and technology to help us meet our SLOs
• Lead incident response and postmortems 
• Contribute to important architectural and operational decisions like microservices vs. monoliths, deployment techniques, technologies, policies, etc. 

Our stack 

• Backend/Core: Go & Postgresql
• Frontend: Browser-based, VueJS, Webpack, Nuxt & Tailwind
• Research/Data Science: R, ArcGIS, Jupyter Notebooks, & Python
• Infrastructure: Google Cloud, specifically Cloud Run, Kubernetes, Pub/Sub, BigQuery, and CloudSQL, managed with Terraform. We use GitHub for code hosting, DataDog and HoneyComb for monitoring, and CircleCI for running our CI/CD pipelines.
• Remote work tools: Slack, Zoom, Donut

Requirements 

*If you don't think you meet all of the criteria below but still are interested in the job, please apply.Nobody checks every box, and we're looking for someone excited to join the team.

• 2 years of professional/production experience developing and using infrastructure automation tools and techniques 
• Proven track record of creating improvements in business-critical systems around stability, performance, and scalability 
• Demonstrated ability to deliver complete systems from start to finish in a reasonable time frame 
• Understands the consequences of running software in production and are willing to share your knowledge with the rest of the team 
• Ability to explain complex technical challenges to non-technical audiences 
• Go experience or willing to learn *Previous experience developing in Go is not a requirement to apply*
• Experience working with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tooling, preferably Terraform