Rubrik Job Board
Software Engineer - Reliability (US Citizen)
- Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
- $158k–$237k
- Mid level
- On-site · Palo Alto, CA
- 2+ yrs exp
- Added 1 month ago
About this role
Rubrik is seeking a Site Reliability Engineer to ensure high availability and performance of their Polaris Cloud Platform infrastructure, with a focus on database systems and FedRAMP compliance. You'll manage Kubernetes and MySQL environments, drive reliability improvements, and participate in on-call rotations supporting enterprise customers.
What you'll do
- Maintain high availability and durability of production databases while minimizing customer downtime
- Design, implement, and optimize relational database systems for performance and reliability at scale
- Manage backend infrastructure including Kubernetes, MySQL, and related systems
- Drive FedRAMP certification processes and compliance initiatives
- Participate in follow-the-sun on-call rotations and debug production issues
- Build monitoring tools and automation to improve team efficiency
What they're looking for
- Relational database design and architecture (MySQL, high-availability, disaster recovery)
- Kubernetes and container orchestration
- Programming in Golang, Python, Java, Scala, or C++
- Distributed systems design and troubleshooting
- Google Cloud Platform or public cloud experience
- Linux/Unix systems and networking
- FedRAMP certification knowledge
- SQL query optimization and performance tuning
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Rubrik Job Board
Rubrik builds Disaster Recovery as a Service solutions across cloud platforms with a focus on innovative backend systems and security. The company is hiring Software Engineers, Sales Engineers, and Application Security Engineers to expand its engineering, sales, and security capabilities.
- Industry
- Technology & Software
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing and operating database systems for large-scale SaaS products with high SLO/SLA requirements.
- How have you approached database upgrades or migrations while minimizing downtime for production customers?