Site Reliability Engineer, Infrastructure Platforms
GitLab
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This role pays more than 80% of similar roles. Most pay $144,350–$214,625 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $220k versus about $179k for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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GitLab is an all-remote software company that develops an AI-powered DevSecOps platform combining source code management, CI/CD, security scanning, and project planning in a single application.
GitLab currently has 79 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $137,400–$213,600 across 61 roles with salary data.
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Site Reliability Engineer, Infrastructure Platforms — AMER (Intermediate to Senior Staff) joins the Infrastructure Platforms team to ensure user-facing services and production systems remain reliable, scalable, and efficient. You will build automation and tooling to reduce toil, manage infrastructure as code via CI/CD and GitOps, and operate production systems on Kubernetes. Day-to-day responsibilities include troubleshooting production environments, participating in on-call rotations, managing incident responses, and contributing to the observability stack using metrics, logs, and SLOs. The role requires proficiency in Go or Ruby, experience with major cloud providers like GCP or AWS, and expertise in Terraform modules and Kubernetes operators. You will solve complex problems regarding availability and performance for the GitLab platform by replacing manual work with repeatable workflows while utilizing AI as a productivity multiplier to improve operational outcomes across distributed systems.
What does a Site Reliability Engineer earn?
Median $186200 from 131 postings across 36 companies.
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