Description:

Employment Hero is seeking a Senior Site Reliability Engineer to join their Payroll team.
The role involves supporting a platform that automates payroll processes for businesses, saving them time and effort.
Responsibilities include working on both the application layer and infrastructure, driving improvements to the Payroll system, and managing cloud infrastructure.
Weekly tasks will involve collaborating with various teams, troubleshooting issues in the .NET codebase, designing strategies to enhance deployment and uptime, and proactively monitoring system performance.
The engineer will analyze metrics such as MTTR and MTBF to design initiatives for improvement and support test automation coverage.
The position offers a fully remote and flexible work environment, encouraging the use of tools like Github Copilot and generative AI.

Requirements:

Candidates must have strong C# and .NET development skills and be eager to engage in hands-on coding.
Experience in managing cloud-based applications, specifically AWS, is required.
Familiarity with infrastructure-as-code tools such as Pulumi or Terraform is necessary.
Understanding of continuous integration and delivery pipelines, as well as Gitops workflows, is essential.
Strong communication skills are required, along with the ability to work independently across different time zones.
Collaboration with architects and security experts to implement best practices in application and infrastructure security is expected.

Employees will receive a generous budget for setting up their home office.
Access to cutting-edge tools and technology is provided.
There are reward and recognition programs in place to acknowledge great work.
Opportunities for learning and development include an external study policy, monthly professional development classrooms, and premium online learning content.
Employees can participate in the Employee Share Option Program, allowing them to become owners of Employment Hero.
An annual Global Gathering is organized, with past locations including Thailand, Vietnam, and Bali, with plans for Dubai in 2025.