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Motion is seeking an experienced Site Reliability Engineer II to enhance reliability and resiliency of large-scale distributed systems. You will build automation, support cloud transformations, and monitor system health to prevent incidents while enabling rapid improvements.
The role combines software and systems engineering, working toward scalable, fault-tolerant platforms with an emphasis on uptime, performance, and customer-focused outcomes.
Under general supervision, the Site Reliability Systems Administrator II is responsible for improving system reliability and resilience. This role focuses on building automation to reduce manual effort and prevent service-impacting incidents. The SRE combines software and systems engineering to build and support large-scale, distributed, fault-tolerant systems. This role ensures that critical platforms are available, reliable, and able to support a fast rate of improvement. This role relies on monitoring platforms and is continually taking a holistic view of system health and performance. The SRE will enhance and support cloud-based transformations and is focused on pushing capabilities forward, staying ahead of customer needs, and innovating for continuous improvement. The SRE provides operational support and engineering for multiple large-scale distributed software applications.
Typically requires a bachelor's degree and three (3) to five (5) years of related experience or an equivalent combination.
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