Principal Site Reliability Engineer
Early Warning Services
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This role pays more than 75% of similar roles. Most pay $144,875–$216,400 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $216k versus about $181k for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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Early Warning Services is a fintech company that operates the Zelle person-to-person payments network, the Paze digital checkout wallet, and Certos fraud prevention and identity risk solutions for financial institutions.
Early Warning Services currently has 84 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $145,000–$176,000 across 34 roles with salary data.
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The Principal Site Reliability Engineer partners with development teams to design availability and resiliency patterns for applications and infrastructure. This role involves designing and implementing software and tools to improve performance, scalability, and latency while ensuring security standards are met. Key responsibilities include building automation for deployments, configuration changes, and disaster recovery, as well as evangelizing observability and monitoring systems to proactively detect problems. The engineer will evaluate application capacity, troubleshoot performance bottlenecks, and provide technical requirements for the software development lifecycle using microservice design patterns. Required technical skills include Python, Go, Java, Docker, and experience with messaging frameworks like Kafka, SQS, or JMS, alongside database technologies such as Oracle, Dynamo DB, and Aurora. Candidates must also possess expertise in Linux administration, networking fundamentals, and CI/CD pipelines using GIT, Chef, Maven, and Jenkins.
What does a Site Reliability Engineer earn?
Median $187000 from 123 postings across 33 companies.
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