We are looking for an experienced Senior Software Engineer to build and scale AI-powered reliability systems that make production operations increasingly autonomous. In this role, you will help evolve a live, multi-agent AI Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) platform that investigates incidents, performs remediation, and resolves operational issues across production environments. You will focus on improving diagnostic accuracy, expanding safe automation, and developing rigorous evaluation frameworks that ensure AI agents can be trusted. Working within an established engineering architecture, you will eliminate recurring operational toil rather than simply automate existing manual tasks. You will also design safeguards that enable AI agents to operate safely and reliably in production. This is an opportunity to shape the future of autonomous operations in a remote-first, AI-native engineering environment.
Improve AI-driven incident investigation: Enhance the accuracy and reliability of investigation agents by identifying root causes, analyzing recurring diagnostic failures, and implementing systematic improvements that increase engineering trust.
Expand automated remediation: Develop and scale remediation capabilities across a broader range of operational scenarios, introducing progressive autonomy through dry runs, human approvals, and controlled autonomous execution.
Build robust evaluation frameworks: Design and maintain evaluation harnesses, fault-injection benchmarks, and performance metrics to measure agent reliability. Establish clear acceptance thresholds, report results using meaningful denominators, and validate the evaluation process itself.
Implement production safety mechanisms: Develop fail-closed controls, kill switches, approval workflows, rollback strategies, and blast-radius limitations to minimize the impact of incorrect AI decisions in production environments.
Develop AI agents to eliminate operational toil: Identify repetitive operational challenges and build targeted agents that remove entire categories of manual work, while creating reusable capabilities that simplify future agent development.
Build a reusable reliability platform: Develop clean interfaces, documented failure modes, guardrails, and safe defaults that allow other engineering teams to adopt autonomous operational capabilities confidently.
Maintain and improve existing systems: Contribute effectively to an established, well-documented codebase, following architectural decisions, engineering standards, and evaluation-gated development workflows.
Respond to critical production issues: Take immediate action to stabilize affected systems when incidents occur, then investigate underlying causes and implement lasting solutions that prevent similar failures.
Promote deterministic and safe engineering: Use conventional code for routing, filtering, and safety-critical decisions before introducing generative AI, ensuring that automation remains controlled, predictable, and measurable.
Drive measurable operational outcomes: Evaluate the success of engineering initiatives through adoption, reliability improvements, and demonstrable reductions in operational effort, using transparent metrics to guide continuous improvement.