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MongoDBSite Reliability Engineering

Senior Site Reliability Engineer, Fabric

Austin; New York City; San Francisco; United Statesonsitesenior$127K – $249K

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About this role

The Team Platform Engineering sits within SRE and builds the core infrastructure powering MongoDB’s broader engineering organization. Our teams own everything from our multi-cloud Kubernetes foundation to automated deployment pipelines and global observability platforms. Within Platform Engineering, the Fabric team manages the global network substrate that enables secure communication between internal microservices and incoming public internet traffic. We own network architecture, service mesh topologies, and edge load balancing, ensuring customer data remains safe in transit. Ultimately, Fabric plays a pivotal role in engineering the reliable, globally connected, multi-cloud network that underpins all MongoDB products. This role is based remotely in the United States.…

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