Site Reliability Engineer 2, Managed Gateways

A16Z · London · Remote · First seen 1 hour ago
Remote Mid level DevOps, Platform & SRE
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About this role

A16Z is hiring a Site Reliability Engineer 2, Managed Gateways in London as a fully remote role. It is a mid-level DevOps, Platform & SRE position. The advert mentions SRE and Stripe. This vacancy was detected on A16Z's source page; the full description and application form may be available there.

Summarised by ProdReady Recruitment from the vacancy's own details — the employer's full description is on their careers page.

What this role is, and what else it is called

Employers in London advertise this kind of work as DevOps Engineer, Senior DevOps Engineer, Senior Platform Engineer and AI Platform Engineer too, so it is worth searching more than one wording. It is a mid-level DevOps, Platform & SRE role in London, advertised as fully remote, so it is open to candidates working from home.

About hiring at A16Z

A16Z appears alongside 3 other live technology roles on this source domain, across DevOps, Platform & SRE, Cybersecurity and Software Engineering. Among 4 roles with a known arrangement, 100% are fully remote and 0% hybrid. See all A16Z roles, salaries and stack.

How this role compares to the market

27 live UK roles list SRE right now, across 22 source domains. 67% of 18 roles with a known arrangement are remote. Browse SRE roles.

London has 1,377 live IT vacancies across 713 source domains, with a median annual salary midpoint of £52,500. Browse London roles.

Market figures are today's snapshot of reportable live UK roles on public careers and vacancy pages; see hiring trends.

Technologies mentioned

Detected on A16Z's careers page. ProdReady Recruitment lists this vacancy as an aggregator and is not the employer; applications go to the employer's own site. More IT jobs in London.

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