Xometry
Site Reliability Engineer II (SRE)
About this role
Xometry is hiring a Site Reliability Engineer II to own infrastructure reliability and performance across multiple engineering teams. You'll design and maintain cloud platforms, CI/CD systems, and observability tools while mentoring junior engineers and driving technical decisions in a fast-paced, product-focused environment.
What you'll do
- Own assigned infrastructure and reliability projects from conception through completion
- Develop and maintain AWS infrastructure, Kubernetes clusters, and networking systems
- Build and configure observability solutions using tools like Coralogix and Sentry
- Develop CI/CD pipelines and GitHub Actions runners to enable safe deployments
- Write clean, well-documented code while improving existing systems
- Collaborate across teams on progress, blockers, and technical outcomes
What they're looking for
- Python, Javascript, or Unix Shell programming
- AWS infrastructure and production workload management
- Kubernetes cluster administration
- CI/CD pipeline development
- Monitoring and observability tools
- Infrastructure-as-Code practices
- Cross-team communication and collaboration
- Problem-solving and technical decision-making
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Xometry
Xometry operates a manufacturing network platform that connects with suppliers and partners to deliver complex projects, particularly in regulated industries like aerospace and defense. The company is hiring analytics engineers to build data infrastructure, and supplier quality and development engineers to optimize partner performance, ensure product quality, and manage manufacturing relationships.
- Website
- xometry.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience managing production AWS infrastructure at scale—what were the biggest reliability challenges you faced?
- Describe your approach to designing a CI/CD pipeline from scratch. What tools and practices would you prioritize?