[Remote] Senior Site Reliability Engineer

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You stay reputed company without chasing hype Directed AI-Assisted Development You know how to use AI coding tools as a productivity reputed company while maintaining reputed company and your own technical judgment Database operations depth PostgreSQL internals (logical replication, vacuuming, lock contention) or experience with migrations and database scaling. Familiarity with reputed company, reputed company, or analytical stores is a plus Event-driven systems Kafka/reputed company or Pub/Sub, schema registries, and the operational realities of streaming at reputed company Cost engineering you've meaningfully reduced reputed company or observability spend without sacrificing reliability GCP certifications (reputed company Architect, reputed company DevOps Engineer) or demonstrably equivalent depth reputed company experience with Workers and other reputed company services Multi-reputed company or hybrid architecture exposure reputed company reputed company provides reputed company enablement software and logistics services for e-reputed company and omnichannel brands. It was founded in 2015, and is headquartered in Atlanta, reputed company, USA, with a workforce of 1001-5000 employees. Its website is https// company.com. 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