Site Reliability Engineer

I'm looking for a Senior Site Reliability Engineer who will improve observability, monitoring, and automation across a cloud platform while designing scalable telemetry and audit logging solutions. I expect 6+ years of experience in SRE or DevOps, hands-on expertise with Microsoft Azure, Python or Go, ELK Stack, and modern observability practices. 🚀 Project - improving service health monitoring, observability, metrics collection, and alerting across the target platform - collaborating with engineering teams to deliver scalable, operable, and maintainable solutions - implementing automation and engineering improvements to reduce manual operational effort - designing and implementing an end-to-end audit logging and threat detection pipeline using Azure-managed services - developing log preprocessing, filtering, and transformation pipelines prior to data ingestion - managing data ingestion, indexing, and lifecycle policies within Elasticsearch / ELK - integrating telemetry and alerting with enterprise SIEM platforms using Azure Event Hub, Kafka, Cribl, or similar streaming technologies 🎯 Skills - Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience - 6+ years of experience as an SRE, DevOps Engineer, or a similar cloud reliability engineering role supporting production SaaS services - experience working in distributed engineering environments across multiple geographies - hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure - strong programming skills in Python or Go for automation, tooling, or service development - solid knowledge of Unix/Linux internals, systems administration, and networking fundamentals - experience with data streaming platforms such as Kafka, Azure Event Hub, or similar technologies - strong operational knowledge of the ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) - experience integrating telemetry pipelines with SIEM or enterprise security solutions - experience building observability, monitoring, alerting, metrics, and Operations-as-Code tooling