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Job ID

66564

Category

Enterprise Technology

Location

Chennai, India

Work Type

Hybrid

Enterprise Technology is the engine driving the future of transportation, and we're looking for a talented Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) to help us redefine mobility. In this role, you'll leverage cutting-edge technology to enhance customer experiences, improve lives, and create vehicles as smart as you are. As an SRE at Ford, you'll be instrumental in developing, enhancing, and expanding our global monitoring and observability platform. You'll blend software and systems engineering to ensure the uptime, scalability, and maintainability of our critical cloud services. You'll be at the intersection of SRE and Software Development, building and driving the adoption of our global monitoring capabilities.

If you're passionate about using your IT expertise and analytical skills to shape the future of transportation, this is your opportunity to make a real impact. Join us and be part of a team that's building the future of mobility!

Responsibilities

  • Write, configure, and deploy code that improves service reliability for existing or new systems; set standard for others with respect to code quality.
  • Provide helpful and actionable feedback and review for code or production changes.
  • Drive repair/optimization of complex systems with consideration towards a wide range of contributing factors.
  • Lead debugging, troubleshooting, and analysis of service architecture and design.
  • Participate in on-call rotation.
  • Write documentation: design, system analysis, runbooks, playbooks. Provide design feedback and uplevel design skills of others.
  • Implement and manage SRE monitoring application backends using Golang, Postgres, and OpenTelemetry. Develop tooling using Terraform and other IaC tools to ensure visibility and proactive issue detection across our platforms.
  • Work within GCP infrastructure, optimizing performance, and cost, and scaling resources to meet demand.
  • Collaborate with development teams to enhance system reliability and performance, applying a platform engineering mindset to system administration tasks.
  • Develop and maintain automated solutions for operational aspects such as on-call monitoring, performance tuning, and disaster recovery.
  • Troubleshoot and resolve issues in our dev, test, and production environments.
  • Participate in postmortem analysis and create preventative measures for future incidents.
  • Implement and maintain security best practices across our infrastructure, ensuring compliance with industry standards and internal policies. Participate in security audits and vulnerability assessments.
  • Participate in capacity planning and forecasting efforts to ensure our systems can handle future growth and demand. Analyze trends and make recommendations for resource allocation.
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