Site Reliability Engineer - Energy Utility

Bright Alley (part of Conclusion); Utrecht; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Lease car

Lease bike

Flexible hours

Work from home

Training & certifications

Sports compensation

BBQ/social events

Job summary

Conclusion Mission Critical seeks a Site Reliability Engineer to stabilize and secure critical IT platforms. You’ll automate monitoring, optimize alerting, and support DevOps with cloud and container solutions in a high-availability environment.

You will work on security, compliance, and incident analysis in collaboration with operations and development teams, driving reliability across energy-critical systems.

Qualifications

• Experience with monitoring and incident management in complex IT environments.
• Familiarity with cloud platforms such as Azure or AWS, and container technologies like Kubernetes or OpenShift.
• Skilled in setting up and managing CI/CD pipelines, and using automation tools such as Terraform, Ansible, or Puppet.
• Affinity with security and compliance, including audits, vulnerability management, and implementing robust monitoring/observability solutions as part of a DevSecOps approach.

Responsibilities

• Ensure stable and secure IT platforms for software teams to focus on innovation.
• Automate and optimize monitoring and alerting to detect and resolve disruptions faster.
• Support DevOps teams with cloud and container solutions implementations.
• Evaluate and improve security and compliance to meet high standards.
• Analyze and solve incidents in collaboration with operations and development.

Skills

Monitoring

Incident management

CI/CD

Automation

Security & compliance

DevSecOps

Education

None

Tools

Azure

AWS

Kubernetes

OpenShift

Terraform

Ansible

Puppet

Job description

Site Reliability Engineer - Energy Utility

• A reliable point of contact Contributing to the stability of critical systems

Why us?

• Making an impact on the Netherlands’ critical IT
• Stronger together – always ready to help
• Your ideas? We encourage initiative

What's the job all about?

Just a heads-up, DevOps Engineer: at Conclusion Mission Critical, your role makes a real impact. Work that truly matters, like:

Ensuring stable and secure IT platforms so that software teams can focus on innovation.

Automating and optimizing monitoring & alerting to detect and resolve disruptions faster.

Supporting DevOps teams with the implementation of cloud and container solutions.

Evaluating and improving security & compliance to meet the highest standards.

Analyzing and solving incidents in collaboration with both operations and development.

What does this look like

You’ll work in a highly engineered IT environment where systems must be available 24/7. If something goes wrong—say, a monitoring failure at a wind farm—you’re the one who:

Quickly identifies the root cause: Is it a network issue, a faulty configuration, or a defective sensor?

Applies the right fix: Automated recovery via scripting or an infrastructure tweak?

Continuously improves: Can we prevent this issue next time with better monitoring or automation?

Your goal? Making systems smarter, faster, and more robust.

Requirements

Experience with monitoring and incident management in complex IT environments.

Familiarity with cloud platforms such as Azure or AWS, and experience with container technologies like Kubernetes or OpenShift.

Skilled in setting up and managing CI/CD pipelines, and using automation tools such as Terraform, Ansible, or Puppet.

Affinity with security and compliance, including audits, vulnerability management, and implementing robust monitoring/observability solutions as part of a DevSecOps approach.

Willingness to dive deeper into the technology stack of Conclusion Mission Critical and the specific challenges within the energy domain.

Do you have a passion for (Generative) AI and enjoy exploring how new technologies can drive smarter IT solutions? That curiosity and drive are exactly what we're looking for.

What we offer

In this role, you’ll receive a contract for at least 32 hours per week. Because we trust you to excel as a Site Reliability Engineer, we also offer (based on a full-time contract):

• A salary that matches your skills and experience;
• A permanent contract from day one;
• A lease car, phone, and laptop;
• A lease bike;
• Plenty of opportunities to build knowledge through courses, training, and certifications;
• Flexible working hours and the option to work from home;
• A lot of fun extras: BBQ battles, familiy day, monthly drinks, and more!
• Sports compensation.

About Conclusion Mission Critical

Conclusion Mission Critical is the IT partner for organizations such as NS, Eneco, and Rijkswaterstaat. Together with 200+ colleagues, we ensure that the critical IT of the Netherlands keeps running safely 24/7. We call this “always on.”You can see this reflected in our colleagues: they are experts in their field, value transparent communication with short lines, do what they promise, and always work with a fix-first mentality.

“The open, transparent and fast communication during and after the interviews made it clear to me that CMC was the right next step!”

"Working at CMC means collaborating on 99.9% uptime and making a direct impact on the most critical IT systems in the Netherlands."

Your journey to us in 5 steps

1. 1
2. Phone screening
3. 2
4. Introductory interview
5. 3
6. Second interview
7. 4
8. You receive an offer
9. 5
10. Pre-employment screening

You’ll become part of Conclusion: an ecosystem of more than 30 unique expert companies. Enjoy the close-knit atmosphere of your own Conclusion company and the strength of a large organization. In the Netherlands, we work with over 3,000 colleagues across 18 locations. We’re also active internationally with offices in Germany, Portugal, Spain, Bulgaria, and South Africa.