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Mozilla’s SRE Team is looking for a Staff SRE to help us build and maintain infrastructure that supports Firefox’s many features, Mozilla’s web properties and upcoming products. You’ll combine skills from DevOps/SRE, systems administration, and software development to influence product architecture and evolution by crafting reliable cloud-based infrastructure for internal and external services.

As an SRE you’ll work closely with Mozilla’s engineering and product teams and participate in significant engineering projects across the company. You’ll collaborate with passionate engineers across different levels of experience and backgrounds. A lot of your work will involve improving existing systems, building new infrastructure, evaluating tools and eliminating toil.

This position is remote friendly or you may work in a local office when they reopen and available in the USA and Canada.

As a Staff Site Reliability Engineer at Mozilla, you will…

Design, maintain and improve automation code in Python
Build CI/CD orchestration
Diagnose and debug production incidents and then improve systems to prevent the problem from recurring
Be part of a 24/7 On Call support team
Collaborate with software development teams
Mentor junior engineers
Manage multiple projects with an eye on high quality and timely delivery
Demonstrate accountability and team leadership in the delivery of work
Be trusted to resolve unclear but urgent tasks

Your Professional Profile

6+ years of experience (or equivalent experience) related to software development and operations
Experience programming in at least one of the following languages: Python, Go, Perl, Ruby, javascript, node.js, or Rust
Experience with tools such as Terraform, Helm, Cloudformation, Ansible, or Puppet
Expertise running services on GCP or AWS
Strong communication skills

As our team works across multiple areas, you should be curious and interested in learning new things. We are excited to see any additional experience with:

Database administration
Kubernetes administration
Web application design and development
Open source software involvement

About Mozilla

Mozilla exists to build the Internet as a public resource accessible to all because we believe that open and free is better than closed and controlled. When you work at Mozilla, you give yourself a chance to make a difference in the lives of Web users everywhere. And you give us a chance to make a difference in your life every single day. Join us to work on the Web as the platform and help create more opportunity and innovation for everyone online.

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