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Instacart

Site Reliability Engineer II

United States - Remote (Remote)From $169kmidAdded today

About this role

Join Instacart's Site Reliability Engineering team as an SRE II to ensure platform reliability and performance across large-scale distributed systems. You'll monitor infrastructure, respond to incidents, develop automation, and collaborate with senior engineers to maintain high-availability services in a supportive, growth-focused environment.

What you'll do

  • Monitor systems and respond to alerts, escalating issues as needed
  • Participate in incident management following established protocols and documentation procedures
  • Develop and maintain automation scripts and tools to reduce manual operational tasks
  • Support application deployments and ensure reliable service releases
  • Maintain and improve documentation for processes, procedures, and systems
  • Troubleshoot technical issues in collaboration with senior engineers

What they're looking for

  • Software engineering fundamentals (2-4 years experience)
  • Programming and scripting languages
  • System administration and troubleshooting
  • Problem-solving and analytical thinking
  • Incident management and response
  • Ruby or Go (preferred)
  • Cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure preferred)
  • Team collaboration and communication
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Instacart

Instacart builds a grocery delivery marketplace and enterprise AI solutions that optimize shopping experiences through machine learning, pricing, recommendations, and generative AI. The company is hiring PhD-level machine learning researchers, systems engineers, and forward-deployed engineers to develop scalable AI systems and deploy agentic solutions for retail and CPG partners.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience responding to and managing production incidents—what was your role and what did you learn?
  • Describe a time you wrote an automation script or tool that significantly reduced manual work. What problem did it solve?