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Sabre is seeking a Manager of Site Reliability Engineering in Bengaluru to lead an SRE team responsible for SabreSonic Inventory's reliability and performance. You will drive operational excellence, incident management, and cloud modernization while guiding a high-performing engineering team.
You will collaborate with Engineering, Product, Architecture, Security, and Customer stakeholders to define and achieve SLOs and reliability targets, fostering automation and AI-driven operations across
The Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) team for SabreSonic Inventory (SSI) is responsible for the reliability, scalability, security, and operational excellence of one of Sabre's most critical components.
The Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) team for SabreSonic Inventory (SSI) is responsible for the reliability, scalability, security, and operational excellence of one of Sabre's most critical components.
SSI provides inventory management and availability processing for airlines; a high-performance, scalable, backend and GUI for rules management.
The team combines software engineering and operations expertise to manage highly available, fault-tolerant services. Engineers work extensively with Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD automation, observability platforms, and AI-driven operational practices to improve reliability while reducing operational toil. The organization partners closely with software engineering, product management, architecture, security, and customer-facing stakeholders across Sabre.
As Manager of Site Reliability Engineering, you will lead a team of SRE engineers responsible for the availability, performance, resiliency, and continuous evolution of SabreSonic Inventory. You will drive operational excellence. You will lead incident management, reliability engineering initiatives, cloud modernization efforts, and automation programs while developing a high-performing engineering team.