Site Reliability Engineer Intern - London, UK

Site Reliability Engineer Intern - London, UKLondon, England, United Kingdom Software and Services

People at Apple don\'t just build products — they craft experiences our customers love and depend on. Apple Services Engineering (ASE) builds and supports the systems that make many of these daily experiences possible. If you\'ve used Apple products, you\'ve likely interacted with us.iCloud Services SRE teams are responsible for the systems and services that directly support our customers and their experiences. We are looking for passionate and talented Site Reliability Engineers to continue our focus on providing our customers the highest quality Apple Services experience. Our services have to scale globally, stay highly available, and \"just work.\" If you love designing, engineering, and running systems and infrastructure that will help millions of customers, then this is the place for you!

DescriptionOur team leads the reliability engineering for iCloud Identity core services, serving millions of customers worldwide. As a reliability engineering team, we are deeply involved in the entire product delivery lifecycle, ensuring our services are always available and just works. Operating in a diverse and large-scale environment, we thrive on innovative ideas to build robust, automated systems. Here, you\'ll play a key role in transforming conceptual ideas into tangible solutions, ensuring our product seamlessly works for everyone. In this internship role, you\'ll take on the unique challenges of large-scale system operations while working closely with team members. You\'ll actively contribute to engineering projects aimed at improving service operability and quality, gaining invaluable hands‐on experience in one of the most dynamic and impactful areas of modern technology.

Minimum Qualifications

Coding experience using Java, or Golang.

Experience with Linux/Unix, Networking, Systems Management, Systems Security

Excellent troubleshooting and problem solving skills

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Preferred Qualifications

Good Understanding and hands‐on experience with Kubernetes and container orchestration\'s implementation.

Experience managing Distributed Systems / Large Scale Systems Operations

At Apple, we\'re not all the same. And that\'s our greatest strength. We draw on the differences in who we are, what we\'ve experienced and how we think. Because to create products that serve everyone, we believe in including everyone. Therefore, we are committed to treating all applicants fairly and equally. As a registered Disability Confident employer, we will work with applicants to make any reasonable accommodations. Apple will consider for employment all qualified applicants with criminal backgrounds in a manner consistent with applicable law. Learn more

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Salary: GBP 500 - 1500 per month
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