Senior Site Reliability Engineer

Oracle

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Work type: On-site
Location: Nashville, TN
Salary: $81,100–$187,000 / yr
Posted: 103 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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TL;DR · Senior Site Reliability Engineer

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The Senior Site Reliability Engineer joins the Product and Research team to design and architect reliable, scalable infrastructure and services. This role involves administering Windows Server and Linux systems in production and non-production environments, performing post-deployment configurations, and executing structured build activities using approved runbooks. The engineer will troubleshoot network connectivity issues involving DNS, routing, firewalls, and load balancers while performing vulnerability remediation and system hardening. Key technologies include PowerShell, Bash, Python, Ansible, and Chef, alongside experience with cloud-hosted infrastructure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Responsibilities include performing incident response, root-cause analysis, and automated reporting. The position addresses technical challenges in regulated environments, specifically supporting healthcare applications like Oracle Health Millennium or Cerner within complex, government-hosted systems.

What does a Site Reliability Engineer earn?

Median $180200 from 121 postings across 36 companies.

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Skills

Linux Windows Server Python PowerShell Bash Ansible Chef Oracle Cloud Infrastructure SQL CI/CD DNS Firewalls Load Balancers infrastructure-as-code STIG Netcat Curl Certificates Middleware root-cause analysis

What you'll do

Administer and support Windows Server and Linux systems in production and non-production environments.
Execute structured build and deployment activities using approved runbooks and change procedures.
Troubleshoot network and service-connectivity issues involving DNS, routing, firewalls, and load balancers.
Apply operating system, middleware, and application patches while performing pre-maintenance and post-patch validation.
Support cloud-hosted infrastructure involving compute, storage, networking, and identity access management.
Participate in incident response, root-cause analysis, and service-restoration activities.
Create and maintain technical documentation, including runbooks, implementation records, and escalation notes.
Identify opportunities to automate repetitive work and improve operational processes.

What we're looking for

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
Three or more years of experience in site reliability engineering, systems administration, infrastructure operations, DevOps, cloud operations, production support, or a related technical field.
Hands-on experience administering Windows Server, Linux, or both.
Experience installing, configuring, validating, and troubleshooting applications in hosted environments.
Ability to run, modify, or troubleshoot scripts using PowerShell, Bash, Python, Ansible, or Chef.
Working knowledge of networking concepts including DNS, routing, firewalls, load balancers, ports, and certificates.
Experience with ticketing, incident-management, or change-management systems.
Experience with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Citrix, or infrastructure-as-code tools (preferred).

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