Site Reliability Engineers apply software engineering principles to infrastructure and operations, focusing on system reliability, scalability, and incident response. They define SLOs, build automation, and reduce toil through engineering.
We're currently tracking 50 open Site Reliability Engineer positions across our listings. These roles span on-site, hybrid, and remote teams at companies of every size, so whether you're looking for your first Site Reliability Engineer role or a senior leadership seat, there are live openings to explore and apply to today.
Salary range from 12 live Site Reliability Engineer listings on this page with disclosed yearly pay (USD).
SRE salaries typically range from $130K to $200K in the US and €75K to €110K in Europe. SREs often command a premium over generic ops roles because of the software-engineering bar the job sets. Based on 12 live listings on this page with disclosed yearly pay, the median currently sits around $240K.
SRE roles want real coding ability (usually Go or Python), distributed-systems knowledge, observability tooling (Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry), SLO and error-budget thinking, calm incident response, and running Kubernetes at scale.
Yes — SRE teams were early adopters of remote and follow-the-sun on-call. Fully remote SRE roles are common, though some companies ask for occasional office time for incident drills.
SRE treats operations as a software problem: you write code to make systems reliable, define SLOs with error budgets, and automate toil away. DevOps centers on delivery pipelines and the dev/ops culture; SRE centers on reliability engineering. In practice the two roles overlap heavily.
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