Akamai

Senior II Site Reliability Engineer

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Base Salary

$146k - $264k/yr

Responsibilities

  • Apply statistical analysis to identify performance bottlenecks and reliability challenges and propose solutions.
  • Design and build software tools and systems that automate analytical workflows and improve operational efficiency.
  • Define, implement, and mine data feeds from Akamai internal sources to generate insights and influence decision-making.
  • Partner with Engineering, Operations, and Product teams on adopting new features and processes.
  • Use machine learning, network protocol knowledge, and telemetry to diagnose content-delivery challenges and improve the platform.

Requirements

  • Have eight years of academic or industrial experience.
  • Hold a PhD or master’s degree in computer science or another quantitative field.
  • Have an analytical background and experience with statistical data analysis.
  • Have an in-depth understanding of machine learning algorithms.
  • Have coding experience in Python, C, or C++.
  • Have experience with Internet protocols including DNS, HTTP, TLS, and TCP.
  • Demonstrate strong communication and organizational skills and the ability to explain technical information clearly.

Benefits

  • Benefits include healthcare, a 401K savings plan, company holidays, PTO, sick time, parental leave, and an employee assistance program focused on mental and financial wellness.
  • FlexBase supports working from home, in an office, or through a combination of both.
  • The compensation package may include annual bonuses or incentives, equity awards, and an Employee Stock Purchase Plan; eligibility requirements apply.

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Site Reliability
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About Akamai

10,000+ employees

Akamai builds content delivery, cloud security, and edge compute services for enterprises that run consumer and business web, API, and video workloads. The public company (NASDAQ: AKAM), founded in 1998 and headquartered in Cambridge, MA, operates a global CDN and security platform and sells via subscriptions and usage-based services. It expanded into cloud infrastructure by acquiring Linode in 2022, offering IaaS and managed Kubernetes.

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