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Site Reliability Engineer

PublishedPublished: 6/14/2022
Technology

Job Description

Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)

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Salary: $200k

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Total compensation: $400k-700k

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Data is becoming increasingly important to a leading global trading firm, driving the need for reliable, high-quality data at scale. This is a greenfield opportunity to help shape how data operations are managed, building the tooling, automation and standards that support a growing, data-driven trading environment.

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The role is approximately 70% engineering and 30% operations, with a focus on solving operational problems through engineering rather than purely providing support.

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What you’ll do

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  • Improve observability across end-to-end data pipelines.
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  • Build automation, monitoring, dashboards and data-quality checks.
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  • Onboard new datasets and ensure reliable ingestion and processing.
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  • Investigate data issues and implement long-term fixes.
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  • Develop shared tooling and frameworks to improve reliability at scale.
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  • Work with technologies including Databricks, Delta Tables, SFTP and varied data formats.
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  • Automate data ingestion, transformation and mapping across different sources.
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  • Investigate alerts and production issues, improving systems to prevent recurrence.
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What we’re looking for

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  • Experience in SRE, Software Engineering, Data Engineering or a similar role.
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  • Strong programming and automation skills.
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  • A solid understanding of data pipelines, monitoring and production troubleshooting.
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  • An engineering mindset, with the ability to turn operational challenges into scalable solutions.
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  • A proactive approach to ownership, problem-solving and continuous improvement.
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  • Finance experience
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Why join?

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Help shape a growing global function, influence engineering standards and build the systems and automation that underpin reliable data operations at scale.

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