Site Reliability Engineer
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This isn't a pure ops role. You'll write code, design alerting architectures, and work closely with the engineers shipping the platform. When something is on fire, you'll be one of the people who actually understands why.
What You'll Do
- Own and mature our observability stack — alerting policies, dashboards, on-call runbooks, and incident response workflows
- Design and tune alert conditions in New Relic (NRQL, baseline/anomaly detection, composite conditions) to minimize noise and maximize signal
- Identify gaps in our monitoring coverage across services, message queues, infrastructure, and network links
- Build and maintain tooling that helps the team understand system behavior — not just when things break, but before they do
- Scripting ability in Python - enough to automate, glue systems together, and write a useful tool when one doesn't exist
- Collaborate with platform engineers on SLIs, SLOs, and error budgets
- Participate in on-call rotation and drive post-incident improvements
- Contribute to infrastructure work when needed
- 3–5 years of experience in SRE, platform engineering, or a strong DevOps role
- Hands-on experience building and maintaining observability systems (alerting, dashboards, tracing, logging) - New Relic, Datadog, Grafana, or similar
- Solid Linux fundamentals and comfort operating in cloud-hosted VM environments
- Experience with containerised workloads (Docker, Docker Compose)
- A systematic approach to debugging - you form hypotheses, isolate variables, and document what you find
- Good written communication; we write things down
- Experience with Kafka or other message streaming systems
- Experience with Redis or other caching technologies
- Familiarity with network-level infrastructure (VPNs, firewall rules, routing)
- Exposure to telecom or IoT connectivity domains
- Experience with NRQL or another query language for observability platforms
- IaC experience (Terraform, Ansible, or similar)
- Familiarity with Kubernetes - we're not there yet, but directionally heading that way
- A technically honest environment - we'll tell you what's messy and where improvement is needed
- Meaningful ownership from day one; no layers of process between you and the problem
- A compact, experienced team in Copenhagen
- Competitive salary based on experience
- Flexible hours and autonomy over how you work, within an on-site team culture
- The chance to shape the reliability culture of a growing IoT and connectivity platform
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