Site Reliability Engineer

Job summary

Responsibilities

As a Site Reliability Engineer focused on campus reliability, you will design what the campus watches and trusts, technically command cross-discipline SEVs, and build the guardrails that make the next incident smaller.

• Own monitoring architecture and signal quality across GPU and host telemetry (DCGM, Prometheus/Grafana) and facility telemetry (BMS, EPMS, DCIM, SCADA, CDU / direct liquid…
• Provide SEV command support: technical incident leadership, bridge coordination with the NOC, paging and escalation (e.g., PagerDuty), and timeline and severity hygiene.
• Run blameless postmortems and drive corrective actions to closed, not filed.
• Gate high-risk change: fleet-scale firmware/BIOS/BMC rollouts (Redfish, canaries, rollback) and SOP/MOP/EOP-governed work on power and cooling systems through a disciplined…
• Lead cross-functional reliability projects spanning compute, network (InfiniBand/RoCE), storage, and facility signal boundaries, including grey failures that cross those…

What they're looking for

• Experience in power plants, nuclear power plants, data centers, or facilities like SpaceXSI — current or prior — spanning power, compute, cooling, or related plant systems.
• Proven large-scale incident command experience and calm technical leadership on a bridge. Nuclear control-room, shift supervisor / Senior Reactor Operator (SRO), Shift Technical…
• Demonstrated monitoring and observability design at fleet or campus scale, including alert hygiene, suppression, and signal quality.
• Cross-team facilitation and systems engineering depth across software and facility boundaries.
• Bachelor's degree in Systems Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience).

Tech stack

• Python
• C++
• Java
• Go
• Rust
• Kubernetes