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Precisely is a global leader in data quality, data enrichment, and location intelligence. The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) ensures the reliability, performance, and scalability of our infrastructure platforms across CEDAR (CCX), RapidCX (RCX), and Hosted Managed Services (HMS).
The role bridges software engineering and systems operations, building automation, observability tooling, and reliability standards.
At Precisely, we're not just building software — we're shaping the future of data integrity. As a global leader in data quality, data enrichment, and location intelligence, Precisely helps thousands of the world's most trusted brands make confident decisions with data they can rely on. We're an AI-first organization, which means artificial intelligence isn't a buzzword here — it's woven into how we build products, how we work, and how we think about solving complex problems for our customers. When you join Precisely, you join a team of curious, driven innovators who believe that better data makes the world run better. If you're ready to do meaningful work at the intersection of AI and data — and help define what's possible — we'd love for you to apply!
The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) is responsible for the reliability, performance, and scalability of Precisely's infrastructure platforms across CEDAR (CCX) — an on-premises, private cloud managed services environment; RapidCX (RCX) — an AWS cloud environment for SaaS-delivered customer communications management; and Hosted Managed Services (HMS) — an AWS cloud environment supporting managed client deployments.
This role bridges software engineering and systems operations, building automation, observability tooling, and reliability standards to ensure platform availability and operational excellence. SREs are enabling partners: they set reliability standards, define what 'reliable' looks like for each service, validate production readiness, and coach engineering teams on operational best practices. Engineering teams own the reliability outcomes of the services they build; the SRE ensures they have the standards, tooling, and guidance to meet them