Sr. Site Reliability Engineer
Charles Schwab24 hours ago
Base Salary
$120k - $159k/yr
Responsibilities
- Lead SRE execution and operational delivery for Cross Enterprise organizations.
- Drive high availability, maintainability, production support, monitoring, and automation for complex application platforms and microservices.
- Monitor systems and application logs, respond to incidents, troubleshoot issues across the technology stack, and coordinate failure recovery.
- Develop automation for application deployment, management, configuration, scaling, and monitoring.
- Manage continuous deployment and integrate reliability and operational improvements.
- Lead and mentor technology teams while communicating strategic technology plans to business and technology partners.
- Create documentation, standard operating procedures, knowledge-transfer materials, and host Gameday exercises.
Requirements
- Experience with Linux and Java software development, architecture, operations, or DevOps.
- Experience leading or managing technology teams, aligning strategy with execution, and mentoring or coaching individuals.
- Demonstrated ability to resolve business- and service-impacting problems and evaluate alternative solutions.
- Familiarity with Oracle and SQL database management systems.
- Knowledge of Platform as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service.
- Experience with continuous integration and continuous delivery tools such as Bamboo or Go.
- Experience with Git, JIRA, and the Atlassian stack.
- Experience with environment provisioning and deployment automation using Salt, Chef, or Puppet.
- Experience with Terraform is required.
- Experience with production-support on-call work and incident management.
- Ability to work with global teams and adapt to changing demands and priorities.
Benefits
- Eligible for bonus or incentive opportunities in addition to base pay.
About Charles Schwab
Charles Schwab provides brokerage, banking, and wealth management services for individual investors and independent investment advisors. Its business spans trading platforms, advisory and custody services (Schwab Advisor Services), ETFs and mutual funds, and a U.S. bank offering deposits and lending. Founded in 1971 and headquartered in Westlake, Texas, Schwab is publicly traded on the NYSE (SCHW) and expanded its retail and advisor footprint through the acquisition of TD Ameritrade.