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Socket.dev is seeking a Site Reliability Engineer II to join a FedRAMP-enabled, GovCloud-aware team in a hybrid San Francisco Bay area setup. You’ll own real-time monitoring, incident response, and deployment workflows across AWS and EKS, with an emphasis on reliability and security.
The role requires US citizenship and US-soil residency, with on-call overnight/weekend shifts. You’ll leverage Kibana/Elasticsearch, Prometheus, Grafana, and GitLab CI/CD to keep systems available and compliant.
Site Reliability Engineer II
San Fran Bay Hybrid 24/7 FedRAMP Operations Rotational Shift Initial Contract till March 27.
This role requires US citizenship and residence on US soil. It sits within a FedRAMP Moderate-authorised environment, so FedRAMP suitability and US-soil-only eligibility are non-negotiable, not preferred.
Eyes on glass. Hands on the pipeline. Real ownership from day one.
This isn't a watch-and-wait monitoring seat. Our client needs engineers who can read a Kibana query at 3am, know the difference between a blip and a breach, and act on it, on a FedRAMP-authorised cloud platform that genuinely can't afford downtime. If you're a couple of years into SRE or cloud support and want your next role to open doors into FedRAMP and GovCloud work, this is a strong place to build that experience.