Senior Site Reliability Engineer (AWS/GCP)

TL;DR

Senior Site Reliability Engineer (AWS/GCP): Building and optimizing infrastructure automation and monitoring systems for an AI-powered education platform with an accent on reliability, scalability, and automation. Focus on reducing on-call toil, designing core cloud infrastructure on AWS and GCP, and enhancing release processes for seamless deployments.

Location: Remote (Must be based in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, or Costa Rica)

Company

hirify.global is a leading education technology company delivering AI-powered solutions designed to unlock student engagement and empower teachers in K–12 classrooms.

What you will do

• Maintain and extend cloud infrastructure using Terraform, GitHub Actions CI/CD, Prefect, and AWS/GCP services.
• Build symptom-based monitoring and alerting using Datadog, Sentry, and CloudWatch to improve system visibility.
• Automate repeatable manual tasks to reduce on-call toil and optimize operational processes like deployments and migrations.
• Design and maintain core cloud infrastructure to support thousands of concurrent users with high fault tolerance.
• Debug complex production issues across various levels of the stack and provide architectural planning as an embedded team member.
• Participate in on-call rotations to respond to incidents impacting platform availability.

Requirements

• Strong experience with Infrastructure as Code (Terraform) and GitHub CI/CD for automation.
• Proficiency in containerization (Docker, ECS) and leveraging cloud technologies (AWS, GCP).
• Experience managing and troubleshooting high-availability datastores (MySQL, Postgres, Neo4J) and Redis clusters.
• Expertise in operating system configuration, storage, and networking (VPCs, proxies, CDNs).
• Proficiency in Shell, Python, and SQL.
• Must be based in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, or Costa Rica.

Culture & Benefits

• Fully remote work environment with a provided monthly tech stipend.
• Opportunity to contribute to a mission-driven product improving the lives of students and teachers.
• Collaborative engineering culture emphasizing knowledge sharing, mentoring, and constructive feedback.
• Focus on professional growth through annual learning and development allowances.