closed vacancy Cloud SRE (m/f/x) onsite or remote (anywhere in Germany or UK)

Scalable Capital was built in the cloud from day one. Our services have first been running with Docker via Elastic Beanstalk, then EC2-based ECS and now Fargate and Lambda. We have a DevOps culture where the development teams manage their CI/D pipelines and the infrastructure for their services themself.

As a Cloud Site Reliability Engineer, you will

• Support our business and software development teams to monitor our platform including logs, metrics, tracing and security. This includes tools like DataDog, Pingdom, and CloudWatch
• Be responsible for improving infrastructure and deployment automation using tools like Terraform, Jenkins, GitHub Actions
• Continuously improve our cloud setup. This includes recurring analysis of our AWS infrastructure as well as migrations between services
• Research and integration of tooling to improve our processes
• Mentoring our teams to further foster our DevOps culture

What we offer

• Be part of one of the fastest-growing and most visible Fintech startups in Europe, creating an innovative service that has a substantial impact on the lives of our customers.
• Work with an international and growing team with past careers at large (financial) institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Google, Westwing or BlackRock.
• Enjoy an office in a great location in the middle of Munich, one of Germany’s most attractive cities.
• Learn and grow by joining our in-house knowledge sharing sessions and your individual Education Package.
• Explore our Neo-Broker with a free subscription to our Prime Broker.
• Enjoy numerous startup perks.
• Work productively with the latest hardware and tools.
• Benefit from an attractive compensation package.
• Learn about the german culture and join our free german language courses.

As a Cloud Site Reliability Engineer, you have

• Experience with at least one public cloud provider and infrastructure automation
• A passion for automating and improving processes
• Working knowledge of at least one of the following programming languages and ecosystems: Java, Kotlin, Python, or Node.js
• A Master's degree in a relevant field of study (e.g. computer science, engineering, sciences, ...) or work experience in a role that typically requires a university degree
• Full professional proficiency in either English or German and the ability to communicate concisely in an international English-speaking environment