Incident IQ Verified 32h ago
Site Reliability Engineer
Incident IQ North (Alpharetta) On-site
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About the role
We are looking for a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) to join our Engineering team. This is a build-it-from-zero role at startup speed. This role is hands-on from day one. Your initial focus will be:
What you'll bring
- The tools below are what we run today.
- What matters more is the systems literacy and genuine curiosity about reliability that let you reason from first principles when something breaks in a way none of these tools have seen before:
- Education & Systems Foundations: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or equivalent formal training, with real depth in operating systems, databases, and networking.
- This fundamental understanding is required.
- How you acquired it (degree or a rigorous equivalent) is not, since it's what lets you diagnose a novel failure, not just operate a dashboard.
- AI-Accelerated Execution (core requirement): You actively use AI tools daily to multiply your own output, not just experiment with them on the side.
- We expect you to use AI to write and debug code faster, stand up dashboards and alerts faster, and generally ship at a pace that wouldn't be possible without it.
- it's how we expect this role to operate.
- Track Record Over Tenure: A demonstrated history of independently driving big, ambiguous reliability or infrastructure projects to completion, typically reflecting 5+ years in an SRE, DevOps, or production engineering role.
- We care far more about what you've actually shipped than the number itself.
- SLI/SLO Methodology: Proven, hands-on track record implementing the SLI/SLO/error-budget model in a prior role, the discipline formalized in Google's SRE Workbook.
- Observability Tooling: Strong experience with Grafana and PromQL (Prometheus Query Language), Grafana Alloy for Loki logs, and a metrics backend such as Prometheus or Datadog.