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About the role
Motive empowers the people who run physical operations with tools to make their work safer, more productive, and more profitable. The platform allows safety, operations, and finance teams to manage drivers, vehicles, equipment, and fleet-related spend in a single system using industry leading AI.
As a Site Reliability Engineer on the Platform team, your role will be crucial in helping us design, scale, and manage our growing AWS-backed infrastructure. You will work with an enthusiastic team to build highly available systems and scale architecture.
What you'll do
- Automate the provisioning, scaling, and management of infrastructure using Configuration As Code and Configuration Management
- Work with other engineering and product teams to design and build the infrastructure required to deliver new features
- Identify and remove bottlenecks from systems in production
- Ensure 99.9% customer-facing uptime
- Continuously improve the monitoring and alerting capabilities of the platform to be proactive
- Create deployment pipelines to take code from git to production
What they're looking for
- 5+ years of professional SRE/DevOps experience
- Demonstrated ability to work on high volume production systems
- Working knowledge of AWS services and technologies (Redshift, DynamoDB, Kinesis, RDS, ELB, AutoScaling, Lambda, etc)
- Experience with infrastructure as code and configuration management (Terraform, Ansible, CloudFormation, Chef, etc)
- Knowledge of Python, Bash or other scripting languages
- Must be authorized to receive and access technologies controlled under U.S. Export Administration Regulations
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Motive benefits
◉ Remote policy · in their words
“We are a remote-first organization made up of more than 3,000 employees located around the world. While some of our employees are more effective working remotely ... members also have the option to work on-site at any of our eight global office locations if they prefer.”
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