About the role
About EngFlow At EngFlow , we help developers save time by accelerating software builds and tests. Our cloud-based, distributed service optimizes developer workflows through remote execution and caching, improving efficiency, productivity, and product quality. Backed by top investors, EngFlow is redefining how companies build software and ship well-tested products. Our solutions speed up builds by a factor of 10 or more, while our observability platform provides actionable insights for optimization. Founded by key contributors to Bazel, we build tools that empower engineering teams—from startups to Fortune 500 companies—to enhance developer velocity and improve build performance. Learn more about our mission, culture, and team: EngFlow | Video We’re looking for an experienced SRE to join our engineering team. You’ll be at the intersection of software engineering and systems operations — ensuring our distributed infrastructure is highly available, performant, and scalable while enabling our engineers to move quickly and confidently. Key
Responsibilities Design, build, and maintain cloud infrastructure for our distributed build acceleration platform Automate everything : from deployment pipelines to monitoring and recovery Manage scalability and reliability for high-throughput, low-latency systems Implement and maintain observability : logging, metrics, tracing, and alerting Work closely with product and engineering teams to embed reliability into every feature Diagnose and resolve production incidents quickly, and feed learnings back into systems design Optimize cost, performance, and resilience across multi-cloud environments
Requirements 4+ years in SRE, DevOps, or Production Engineering roles Experience managing Kubernetes in production Strong background in cloud infrastructure (GCP or AWS) and IaC (Terraform preferred) Solid knowledge of networking, security, and distributed systems Track record of improving system availability and developer productivity A knack for debugging complex, cross-system issues under pressure