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Site Reliability Engineering Manager

Careers at Tide ·Bulgaria ·Hybrid 15d ago
AWSKubernetesTerraformOTELJavaPythonGo

About the role

Tide is hiring an Engineering Manager to lead the SRE team that owns the reliability system. Responsibilities include hiring and coaching the team, defining SLOs, owning the observability platform, building deployment guardrails (canary rollouts, auto-rollback), automating incident work, and advising product engineering teams on reliability. The role is part of Platform Engineering and aims to improve member-facing reliability.

Requirements

10+ years in software or infrastructure engineering, 3+ years in engineering leadership. Strong knowledge of SLIs, SLOs, SLAs, and error budgets. Hands-on experience with OpenTelemetry, Terraform, Kubernetes, AWS, Java, Python, Go. Experience with canary rollouts, auto-rollback, auto-scaling, reliability patterns, and blameless retrospectives. Ability to plan and manage expectations during incidents.

About the company

Careers at Tide

Tide is a leading financial technology company specializing in business banking and financial services for small businesses. They offer business accounts, credit options, and a suite of tools designed to help entrepreneurs start, manage, and grow their companies efficiently. Tide aims to simplify business finance, providing a comprehensive platform to streamline operations and reduce administrative burdens.

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€90k–100k
Hybrid Bulgaria
Posted 15d ago
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Careers at Tide
https://www.tide.co

Tide is a leading financial technology company specializing in business banking and financial services for small businesses. They offer business accounts, credit options, and a suite of tools designed to help entrepreneurs start, manage, and grow their companies efficiently. Tide aims to simplify business finance, providing a comprehensive platform to streamline operations and reduce administrative burdens.

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