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Chevron Global Business Services (GBS) in Buenos Aires (Puerto Madero) is seeking a Site Reliability Engineer focused on Automation & Observability to design, implement, and operate reliability capabilities across OT/PCN environments. The role emphasizes improving system reliability, scalability, and operational efficiency through automation and observability.
You will partner with product owners, platform teams, and technical leads to define SLIs/SLOs, build scalable observability capabilities,
GBS Chevron Global Business Services (GBS), located in Buenos Aires (Puerto Madero), Argentina, is accepting applications for the position of Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) – Automation & Observability. Successful candidates will join the IT Organization, which is part of a multifunction service and technical center with a workforce of more than 1800 employees that deliver business services and solutions to the corporation across the globe.
The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) – Automation & Observability will design, implement, and operate reliability engineering capabilities across OT/PCN (Process Control Network) environments. This role focuses on improving system reliability, scalability, and operational efficiency by leveraging automation, observability, and SRE practices.
The engineer will partner with product owners, platform teams, and technical leads to define and enforce service reliability standards (SLIs/SLOs), build scalable observability capabilities, and integrate automation workflows with ServiceNow ITSM processes.
This role is critical to advancing the Automation & Observability platform by reducing operational toil, enabling proactive operations, and scaling reusable automation across environments. The position requires close collaboration with global teams and vendor partners to drive adoption of engineering-driven operations and continuous reliability improvement across critical OT systems.
Relocation may beconsidered.
Expatriate assignments will not beconsidered