Site Reliability Engineer @MaintainX (An Autodesk Company)
Devops
Salary usd 120,000 - 2..
Remote Location
🇺🇸 USA Only
Employment Type full-time
Posted 4wks ago

[Hiring] Site Reliability Engineer @MaintainX (An Autodesk Company)

4wks ago - MaintainX (An Autodesk Company) is hiring a remote Site Reliability Engineer. 💸 Salary: usd 120,000 - 249,260 per year 📍Location: USA

Role Description

We’re looking for a Site Reliability Engineer to help advance MaintainX’s reliability, observability, and developer autonomy as we scale our platform.

  • Partner closely with product and platform development teams to improve the stability, resilience, and operational readiness of our services.
  • Work alongside teams to design for reliability from the start, establish clear ownership and standards, and build shared tooling that enables teams to operate their services with confidence.
  • Contribute to company-wide initiatives that define how MaintainX approaches reliability software development, including observability standards, incident response practices, and service health metrics.
  • Help the organization adopt proven industry practices at scale.

Qualifications

  • Deep understanding of observability practices in a distributed system environment and how it influences system design and team behaviour.
  • Practical experience with SRE concepts (SLOs, error budgets, incident management).
  • 3–5+ years in software development, SRE, DevOps, or production development roles with experience operating production systems.
  • Proficient in cloud-native platforms and infrastructure-as-code concepts and tools.
  • Working knowledge of at least one programming language (TypeScript/Node.js is a plus).
  • Excellent communication and collaboration abilities across technical and non-technical teams.
  • Ability to translate complex reliability concepts into actionable guidance.
  • Enjoy enabling teams to succeed independently and measuring success by reduced dependency on you.

Requirements

  • Assess service maturity and provide insights to development teams.
  • Partner with development teams to implement observability best practices.
  • Enable development teams to become autonomous with their service deployment, support, and infrastructure.
  • Mentor developers on reliability practices, focusing on making them self-sufficient.
  • Act as the bridge, ear and eyes of the Platform Division teams to drive tooling and practice adoption across development teams.

Benefits

  • Base pay is one part of the package; compensation may also include commission, an annual bonus, and equity.
  • Benefits differ by country; for roles in the United States, Autodesk’s benefits are described at benefits.autodesk.com.
  • For roles in Canada and other countries, the plan differs on health coverage, retirement and leave, and your recruiter will walk you through it.
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Site Reliability Engineer @MaintainX (An Autodesk Company)
Devops
Salary usd 120,000 - 2..
Remote Location
🇺🇸 USA Only
Employment Type full-time
Posted 4wks ago
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