Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)

icaremanager| Posted on 01/28/2026full timeMid Level
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Role SummaryThe Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at iCareManager (iCM) is responsible for ensuring the reliability, scalability, performance, and availability of production systems. The role blends software engineering and operations, with a strong focus on automation, observability, incident management, and proactive reliability engineering.SREs enable engineering teams to deliver features rapidly without compromising system stability, especially in regulated healthcare environments.Key Responsibilities1. Reliability EngineeringDefine, implement, and enforce Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgetsDesign and review resilience patterns (redundancy, failover, graceful degradation)Perform capacity planning, load modeling, and scalability analysisConduct chaos testing and failure injection to identify system weaknessesReduce Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) through architectural improvements and tooling2. Observability & MonitoringInstrument systems with metrics, logs, and distributed tracesBuild and maintain dashboards that reflect system health and performanceDesign alerting strategies that are actionable and minimize alert fatigueIdentify leading indicators of failure before customer impact3. Incident Management & PostmortemsParticipate in and lead production incident responseCoordinate with engineering and infrastructure teams during incidentsLead blameless postmortems and document root cause analysisTrack and remediate reliability debt and systemic risksRequirementsRequired QualificationsBachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience3+ years experience in SRE, DevOps, Platform Engineering, or similar rolesStrong programming experience in one or more languages (e.g., Dot net and or node JSHands-on experience with Linux-based systemsExperience with cloud platforms (Azure preferred; AWS/GCP acceptable)Solid understanding of networking, distributed systems, and system designExperience with monitoring and observability tools (e.g., Prometheus, Grafana, ELK, datadog)Preferred QualificationsExperience in healthcare or regulated environmentsFamiliarity with containerization and orchestration (Docker, Kubernetes)Experience with CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure as codeUnderstanding of security best practices in production systemsExperience supporting SOC2-compliant environmentsKey CompetenciesStrong problem-solving and analytical skillsCalm and effective during high-pressure incidentsExcellent documentation and communication skillsOwnership mindset and bias toward automationCollaborative and proactive approachBenefitsA dynamic and collaborative work environment.Opportunities for professional growth and skill development.Competitive salary and benefits package.The chance to play a key role in revolutionizing the healthcare technology industry.Role SummaryThe Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at iCareManager (iCM) is responsible for ensuring the reliability, scalability, performance, and availability of production systems. The role blends software engineering and operations, with a strong focus on automation, observability, incident management, and proactive reliability engineering.SREs enable engineering teams to deliver features rapidly without compromising system stability, especially in regulated healthcare environments.Key Responsibilities1. Reliability EngineeringDefine, implement, and enforce Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgetsDesign and review resilience patterns (redundancy, failover, graceful degradation)Perform capacity planning, load modeling, and scalability analysisConduct chaos testing and failure injection to identify system weaknessesReduce Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) through architectural improvements and tooling2. Observability & MonitoringInstrument systems with metrics, logs, and distributed tracesBuild and maintain dashboards that reflect system health and performanceDesign alerting strategies that are actionable and minimize alert fatigueIdentify leading indicators of failure before customer impact3. Incident Management & PostmortemsParticipate in and lead production incident responseCoordinate with engineering and infrastructure teams during incidentsLead blameless postmortems and document root cause analysisTrack and remediate reliability debt and systemic risks

Role Summary

Role SummaryRole SummaryRole SummaryRole SummaryRole Summary

The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at iCareManager (iCM) is responsible for ensuring the reliability, scalability, performance, and availability of production systems. The role blends software engineering and operations, with a strong focus on automation, observability, incident management, and proactive reliability engineering.

The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at iCareManager (iCM) is responsible for ensuring the reliability, scalability, performance, and availability of production systems. The role blends software engineering and operations, with a strong focus on automation, observability, incident management, and proactive reliability engineering.The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at iCareManager (iCM) is responsible for ensuring the reliability, scalability, performance, and availability of production systems. The role blends software engineering and operations, with a strong focus on automation, observability, incident management, and proactive reliability engineering.The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at iCareManager (iCM) is responsible for ensuring the reliability, scalability, performance, and availability of production systems. The role blends software engineering and operations, with a strong focus on automation, observability, incident management, and proactive reliability engineering.The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at iCareManager (iCM) is responsible for ensuring the reliability, scalability, performance, and availability of production systems. The role blends software engineering and operations, with a strong focus on automation, observability, incident management, and proactive reliability engineering.

SREs enable engineering teams to deliver features rapidly without compromising system stability, especially in regulated healthcare environments.

SREs enable engineering teams to deliver features rapidly without compromising system stability, especially in regulated healthcare environments.SREs enable engineering teams to deliver features rapidly without compromising system stability, especially in regulated healthcare environments.SREs enable engineering teams to deliver features rapidly without compromising system stability, especially in regulated healthcare environments.SREs enable engineering teams to deliver features rapidly without compromising system stability, especially in regulated healthcare environments.

Key Responsibilities

Key ResponsibilitiesKey ResponsibilitiesKey ResponsibilitiesKey ResponsibilitiesKey Responsibilities

1. Reliability Engineering

1. Reliability Engineering1. Reliability Engineering1. Reliability Engineering1. Reliability Engineering1. Reliability Engineering
  • Define, implement, and enforce Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgets

Define, implement, and enforce Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgets

Define, implement, and enforce Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgetsDefine, implement, and enforce Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgetsDefine, implement, and enforce Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgetsDefine, implement, and enforce Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgets
  • Design and review resilience patterns (redundancy, failover, graceful degradation)

Design and review resilience patterns (redundancy, failover, graceful degradation)

Design and review resilience patterns (redundancy, failover, graceful degradation)Design and review resilience patterns (redundancy, failover, graceful degradation)Design and review resilience patterns (redundancy, failover, graceful degradation)Design and review resilience patterns (redundancy, failover, graceful degradation)
  • Perform capacity planning, load modeling, and scalability analysis

Perform capacity planning, load modeling, and scalability analysis

Perform capacity planning, load modeling, and scalability analysisPerform capacity planning, load modeling, and scalability analysisPerform capacity planning, load modeling, and scalability analysisPerform capacity planning, load modeling, and scalability analysis
  • Conduct chaos testing and failure injection to identify system weaknesses

Conduct chaos testing and failure injection to identify system weaknesses

Conduct chaos testing and failure injection to identify system weaknessesConduct chaos testing and failure injection to identify system weaknessesConduct chaos testing and failure injection to identify system weaknessesConduct chaos testing and failure injection to identify system weaknesses
  • Reduce Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) through architectural improvements and tooling

Reduce Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) through architectural improvements and tooling

Reduce Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) through architectural improvements and toolingReduce Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) through architectural improvements and toolingReduce Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) through architectural improvements and toolingReduce Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) through architectural improvements and tooling

2. Observability & Monitoring

2. Observability & Monitoring2. Observability & Monitoring2. Observability & Monitoring2. Observability & Monitoring2. Observability & Monitoring
  • Instrument systems with metrics, logs, and distributed traces

Instrument systems with metrics, logs, and distributed traces

Instrument systems with metrics, logs, and distributed tracesInstrument systems with metrics, logs, and distributed tracesInstrument systems with metrics, logs, and distributed tracesInstrument systems with metrics, logs, and distributed traces
  • Build and maintain dashboards that reflect system health and performance

Build and maintain dashboards that reflect system health and performance

Build and maintain dashboards that reflect system health and performanceBuild and maintain dashboards that reflect system health and performanceBuild and maintain dashboards that reflect system health and performanceBuild and maintain dashboards that reflect system health and performance
  • Design alerting strategies that are actionable and minimize alert fatigue

Design alerting strategies that are actionable and minimize alert fatigue

Design alerting strategies that are actionable and minimize alert fatigueDesign alerting strategies that are actionable and minimize alert fatigueDesign alerting strategies that are actionable and minimize alert fatigueDesign alerting strategies that are actionable and minimize alert fatigue
  • Identify leading indicators of failure before customer impact

Identify leading indicators of failure before customer impact

Identify leading indicators of failure before customer impactIdentify leading indicators of failure before customer impactIdentify leading indicators of failure before customer impactIdentify leading indicators of failure before customer impact

3. Incident Management & Postmortems

3. Incident Management & Postmortems3. Incident Management & Postmortems3. Incident Management & Postmortems3. Incident Management & Postmortems3. Incident Management & Postmortems
  • Participate in and lead production incident response

Participate in and lead production incident response

Participate in and lead production incident responseParticipate in and lead production incident responseParticipate in and lead production incident responseParticipate in and lead production incident response
  • Coordinate with engineering and infrastructure teams during incidents

Coordinate with engineering and infrastructure teams during incidents

Coordinate with engineering and infrastructure teams during incidentsCoordinate with engineering and infrastructure teams during incidentsCoordinate with engineering and infrastructure teams during incidentsCoordinate with engineering and infrastructure teams during incidents
  • Lead blameless postmortems and document root cause analysis

Lead blameless postmortems and document root cause analysis

Lead blameless postmortems and document root cause analysisLead blameless postmortems and document root cause analysisLead blameless postmortems and document root cause analysisLead blameless postmortems and document root cause analysis
  • Track and remediate reliability debt and systemic risks

Track and remediate reliability debt and systemic risks

Track and remediate reliability debt and systemic risksTrack and remediate reliability debt and systemic risksTrack and remediate reliability debt and systemic risksTrack and remediate reliability debt and systemic risks