Senior Site Reliability Engineer — Redefine CI/CD in VA

Energy Innovation Corp; Charlottesville (VA); On-site; USD 119,000 - 162,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship

Benefits

Flexible hours

Job summary

DigitalCore in Charlottesville, VA is seeking a Site Reliability Engineer to make our CI/CD infrastructure faster, simpler, and less scary. The role offers a salary of $119,000–$162,000 with mentorship and flexible full-time hours.

You will own reliability improvements, debug under pressure, and help scale data pipelines for millions of events, while collaborating with a VA-wide audience. This is a hands-on position focused on building robust systems, improving deployment pipelines, and making

Qualifications

• The grit to debug at 4pm on a Friday without complaint.
• Comfortable owning projects from concept through delivery.
• Written communication clear enough to survive a forwarded email chain.
• Comfort presenting to a VA-wide audience without a script.

Responsibilities

• Reproduce the ego-light bug from the Charlottesville field report, then make it impossible again.
• Catch the fiercely-supportive CI/CD regression in staging before it ever reaches Charlottesville customers.
• Scale data pipelines processing millions of events with Prioritization.
• Decide when to buy Redis versus build it for DigitalCore's Charlottesville, VA stack.
• Ship incremental improvements to DigitalCore's Charlottesville platform on a regular cadence.

Skills

Grit under pressure

Ownership of projects

Clear written communication

Public speaking

Job description

DigitalCore in Charlottesville, VA is seeking a Site Reliability Engineer to make our CI/CD infrastructure faster, simpler, and less scary. The role offers a salary of $119,000–$162,000 with mentorship and flexible full-time hours.

You will own reliability improvements, debug under pressure, and help scale data pipelines for millions of events, while collaborating with a VA-wide audience. This is a hands-on position focused on building robust systems, improving deployment pipelines, and making