Remote Site Reliability Engineer — Open Source Cloud & Kubernetes

Canonical; Sherbrooke; Remote; CAD 126,000 - 184,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading tech firm is hiring a Site Reliability Engineer to enhance enterprise infrastructure DevOps practices. You will apply your Python software development skills in a dynamic environment focused on open source technologies like OpenStack and Kubernetes. The role offers a distributed work environment, twice-yearly team sprints, and a personal learning budget. Ideal candidates should have a degree in software engineering or computer science, with strong operational skills and the ability to travel for company events.

Benefits

Distributed work environment

Personal learning budget of USD 2,000 per year

Biannual compensation review

Annual bonuses

Maternity and paternity leave

Employee Assistance Programs

Travel opportunities

Qualifications

• Degree in software engineering or computer science.
• Fluent in Python software development.
• Operational experience in Linux environments.
• Experience with Kubernetes deployment or operations.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, curiosity, flexibility, and accountability.
• Ability to travel internationally twice a year.

Responsibilities

• Deploy and run OpenStack and Kubernetes.
• Apply DevOps practices in a global environment.
• Monitor and observe applications, anticipate potential issues.
• Gain experience in a broad range of cloud technologies.

Skills

Python software development

Operational experience in Linux environments

Experience with Kubernetes deployment or operations

Excellent interpersonal skills

Curiosity

Flexibility

Accountability

Education

Degree in software engineering or computer science

Tools

OpenStack

Public cloud services

Private cloud management

Job description

A leading tech firm is hiring a Site Reliability Engineer to enhance enterprise infrastructure DevOps practices. You will apply your Python software development skills in a dynamic environment focused on open source technologies like OpenStack and Kubernetes. The role offers a distributed work environment, twice-yearly team sprints, and a personal learning budget. Ideal candidates should have a degree in software engineering or computer science, with strong operational skills and the ability to travel for company events.