Site Reliability Engineer (Client Platform)
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Description
- Focus on building scalable, automated solutions that ensure seamless deployments, security configurations, and efficient operational workflows for our end-users
- Own, administer, and optimize MDM platforms (Fleet DM, Intune, Workspace ONE) to enforce configuration and drive self-healing by writing OS-level scripts and lightweight tools that resolve recurring user-impacting issues (disk pressure, certificate expiry, drift, broken agents) at the source instead of via tickets
- Proactive Response. We want to gather telemetry data and analytics to develop an understanding of device lifecycles. We want to prevent end-user disruption by understanding when and how to act
- Partner with Security, IT, and Infrastructure to translate compliance requirements (CMMC) into enforceable, code-managed baselines
- Build dashboards and alerts that measure end-user experience as an SLO, not a helpdesk metric
Benefits
- Relocation stipend if you’re moving from outside of LA
- 100% coverage of platinum medical, dental, vision, and life insurance plans for employees
401k - Flexible vacation policy
- Scalability. Hands-on experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and configuration management: Ansible and Terraform (or equivalents like Chef, Salt, Puppet, Pulumi)
- Ownership. You treat the fleet as a product, take incidents personally, and close the loop with automation rather than a runbook. Strong scripting in Python, Bash, and PowerShell
- Device Management. Working knowledge of at least one major MDM (Fleet DM, Intune, Jamf, Workspace ONE) and its API surface
- Security Remediation. Practical experience with patch management, vulnerability remediation, and endpoint hardening on both macOS and Windows
- Strong computer science fundamentals. You can reason about systems from the operating system up, demonstrating durable and sustainable solutions
- Experience building self-healing or auto-remediation platforms (remote actions, osquery + response, custom agents). Exposure to OT (Operational Technology) systems
- Comfort operating in an SRE culture: SLOs, error budgets, and blameless postmortems applied to the end-user experience
