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Staff Site Reliability Engineer

Toronto, ON🌐 Remote💼 Full-time🗓 2026-08-18 → 2026-09-26

Core

Design, build, and evolve foundational systems, tooling, and operational practices to enable engineering teams to ship secure, reliable, and scalable software on AWS and Kubernetes.

Role type

Staff Site Reliability Engineer (Cloud-Native)

Builds

Scalable distributed systems, automated delivery pipelines, and observability tooling for mission-critical services

Domain

Fintech / Cloud Infrastructure

Deliverable

production ML models | product features | infrastructure

Required skills

AWS services (EKS, IAM, VPC, Lambda, CloudFront, S3), Kubernetes (operating and scaling), Istio service mesh, Infrastructure as Code (AWS CDK), CI/CD (GitHub Actions), TypeScript, Node.js, distributed systems troubleshooting, incident management, SLO/SLI definition, zero-trust architecture, mTLS, service networking, resilience engineering (autoscaling, failure testing)

Preferred skills

Progressive delivery practices (canary, blue/green), regulated/compliance-driven environment experience, FinOps principles, internal developer platform development, cloud-native certifications (CKA, CKAD, CKS, KCSA, KCNA)

Technologies

AWS, Kubernetes, Istio, AWS CDK, GitHub Actions, TypeScript, Node.js, OpenTelemetry, AWS X-Ray, CloudWatch

Responsibilities

Drive reliability engineering initiatives and operational excellence for mission-critical services; Design and improve deployment, release, and rollback strategies; Establish secure-by-default CI/CD pipelines; Enhance platform observability through metrics, logs, and tracing; Define and mature SLOs and reliability standards; Lead high-severity incident response and post-incident reviews; Partner with engineering teams to optimize runtime performance and embed reliability best practices; Mentor engineers on cloud-native technologies and SRE principles

Seniority

Staff, hands-on IC with mentorship

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