Senior SRE: Scale & Enable Platform Reliability

Digital Zone; Turkey; On-site; TRY 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Top salary package

Regional talent

Impactful work

Job summary

Digital Zone in Turkey is expanding its platform and seeks a seasoned SRE/Platform engineer to scale services across Go, TypeScript, and PHP/Laravel environments. This role focuses on enabling teams through scalable infrastructure and reliable practices.

You will own capacity planning, autoscaling, caching, and the incident lifecycle, driving improvements across the observability stack and automation.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in SRE, platform, or backend engineering with ownership of large-scale systems.
• Proven experience scaling systems during traffic spikes and running load/failure tests.
• Fluent with AWS, Postgres performance, and observability tooling.

Responsibilities

• Build scalability foundations: capacity planning, autoscaling, caching, queues, and graceful degradation.
• Establish load and failure testing as standard practice across teams, with frameworks and runbooks.
• Own SLOs, error budgets, and the observability stack across TypeScript, Go, and PHP/Laravel services; instrument for scale.
• Harden Postgres and AWS infrastructure for performance and availability; automate toil via IaC.
• Lead incident response and blameless postmortems; drive systemic fixes upstream into design and campaign planning.
• Collaborate with engineering teams early on capacity and resilience to enable self-sufficiency in scaling their systems.

Skills

SRE / platform ownership

Scale systems under traffic spikes

AWS experience

Postgres performance tuning

Go / TS scripting

Tools

Postgres

AWS

IaC tooling

Job description

Digital Zone in Turkey is expanding its platform and seeks a seasoned SRE/Platform engineer to scale services across Go, TypeScript, and PHP/Laravel environments. This role focuses on enabling teams through scalable infrastructure and reliable practices.

You will own capacity planning, autoscaling, caching, and the incident lifecycle, driving improvements across the observability stack and automation.