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Product Reliability Engineer | US

Reposted 16 Days Ago
Remote
2 Locations
Mid level
Remote
2 Locations
Mid level
Owner of on-prem reliability and escalations: reproduce and resolve L2/L3 issues across heterogeneous Kubernetes environments, build diagnostics and automation, improve CI and e2e test stability, establish performance baselines, harden install/upgrade flows, and write tooling in Python/Go/Rust to reduce repeat incidents.
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Shipping infrastructure software is only half the job. The other half is making it work in environments you don’t control—across messy reality, strict security constraints, and endless platform variations. The difference between a good product and a trusted one is how quickly you can diagnose issues and how effectively you prevent them from happening again.

At OpsMill, we're building Infrahub, a schema-driven infrastructure source of truth that helps teams unify data and scale automation reliably. Our customers deploy Infrahub on-prem, which means reliability is a product feature, not just an operational concern. When something breaks in the field, it's not just a support ticket—it's a signal about what we need to fix, test, or instrument better.

Why This Role Exists

We need someone who can operate in both worlds: diving deep on gnarly customer escalations while systematically eliminating entire classes of problems. You'll be the crucial bridge between "customer is blocked right now" and "this type of issue can't happen again." You'll build the diagnostics, tests, and automation that turn on-prem deployment chaos into predictable, debuggable, fixable reliability.

What You'll Be Doing
  • Partner directly with customers and with our Solution Architecture/Customer Success teams on L2/L3 escalations—communicating findings, driving root-cause analysis, and resolving complex packaging, deployment, upgrade, and runtime issues across heterogeneous Kubernetes environments.

  • Drive issues to resolution by reproducing problems locally, isolating root causes, and coordinating fixes with engineering—then documenting learnings in crisp RCAs that become actionable improvements

  • Build and maintain diagnostics tooling including support bundles, health checks, environment validators, and "what changed?" helpers that make future troubleshooting 10x faster

  • Own the test automation infrastructure roadmap, improving CI stability, reducing flaky tests, and creating reproducible integration/e2e environments that catch issues before customers do

  • Establish and maintain performance baselines and regression tests that serve as actionable gates, helping teams catch scale and latency issues early

  • Improve installation and upgrade robustness by identifying recurring failure modes and eliminating them through product changes, automation, and guardrails

  • Write production-quality code in Python, Go, or Rust for internal tooling and product improvements that directly enhance reliability

  • Close the reliability feedback loop by systematically turning field issues into better tests, observability, documentation, and product defaults—measuring success through reduced time-to-resolution and fewer repeat incidents

What You Bring
  • 4-7 years of experience in production engineering, SRE, platform engineering, or similar roles where you've owned reliability and customer escalations

  • Strong software engineering fundamentals including design, debugging, testing, code review, and a focus on maintainable, production-quality code

  • Practical Kubernetes expertise sufficient to debug real deployments: troubleshooting resources, networking, storage, RBAC, and platform-specific quirks across different distributions

  • Deep troubleshooting instincts and observability experience using logs, metrics, and traces to diagnose issues quickly in complex, distributed systems

  • Experience with at least one of: Python, Go, or Rust for building tooling and contributing to product code (you don't need to be expert in all three)

  • Excellent problem decomposition and communication skills—you can break down messy, ambiguous issues and clearly explain your findings and recommendations

  • Self-directed remote work capability with strong async communication skills and the ability to operate independently in a fast-moving environment where priorities shift based on customer needs

  • Collaborative mindset with experience partnering across product, engineering, and customer-facing teams to drive systematic improvements

Nice-to-Haves
  • Experience with packaging and distribution systems (containers, Helm charts, installers) and managing upgrade/migration flows

  • Background running CI/CD at scale including test parallelization, hermetic environments, and artifact management

  • Familiarity with performance tooling such as profiling, load generation, and benchmark harnesses

  • Previous experience in customer-facing technical roles like escalation engineering, support engineering, or solutions engineering

  • Contributions to open source projects, especially in infrastructure, observability, or reliability tooling

Why OpsMill?
  • The people: Work alongside world-class engineers who've built and scaled automation platforms in production. Daily technical challenges with smart colleagues who push you to grow.

  • The product: Shape Infrahub based on real customer needs. Your input directly influences features, integrations, and roadmap priorities.

  • The mission: We're making enterprise-grade infrastructure automation accessible to any organization. Open-source at the core, production-ready out of the box. This is a multi-year journey, not a quarterly sprint.

  • The impact: You'll work with teams managing some of the world's most complex infrastructure deployments, solving problems that ripple across entire organizations.

Our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

OpsMill is committed to building a diverse and inclusive team. We believe different perspectives make us stronger and more innovative. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and experiences, and we're committed to providing an inclusive environment where everyone can do their best work.

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