Tenth Revolution Group
Senior Site Reliability Engineer

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Senior Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) – OpenShift | Contract
📍 UK Based / Hybrid – occasional London onsite (rare)
💼 Contract
🔐 SC Clearance desirable (eligibility essential)
We’re looking for a Senior Site Reliability Engineer to join a major, highly complex technology programme and help take an established engineering platform to the next stage of its SRE maturity.
This isn’t a BAU support role.
You’ll join a high-performing engineering team working across a heavily customised OpenShift environment, helping establish the frameworks, tooling and practices that underpin a mature Site Reliability Engineering function.
What you’ll be doing...
You’ll work across the full SRE landscape, including:
- Establishing and improving SRE frameworks, practices and processes
- Defining SLIs, SLOs, KPIs and error budgets
- Building out monitoring, logging, metrics and observability capabilities
- Working with Prometheus, Grafana, Thanos and OpenTelemetry
- Supporting distributed tracing and improving end-to-end platform visibility
- Improving CI/CD and engineering automation
- Supporting incident, reliability and service-management processes
- Infrastructure automation using Terraform
- Scripting with Python, Bash and/or PowerShell
- Working across Azure, OpenShift and associated storage/platform services
- Helping shape how the SRE capability scales and matures longer term
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You’ll also work directly with technical stakeholders and the end client – presenting progress, challenging ideas and helping make decisions around how the platform evolves.
What we’re looking for...
We don’t need someone who can simply talk about SRE principles – you need to have applied them.
You’ll ideally bring:
- Strong hands-on Site Reliability Engineering experience
- A deep understanding of SRE principles and how to implement them in practice
- Experience establishing or maturing SRE frameworks and ways of working
- Strong Red Hat OpenShift / Kubernetes experience
- Prometheus and Grafana, ideally alongside Thanos and/or OpenTelemetry
- Strong observability, monitoring, logging and metrics experience
- CI/CD and automation experience
- Terraform
- Azure experience
- Python, Bash and/or PowerShell scripting
- Experience working within complex enterprise environments


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Experience within highly regulated, Critical National Infrastructure, government or similarly complex environments would be particularly relevant.
The type of person who will succeed...
This is a high-performing, technically strong team with a flat structure. You’ll need to arrive with enough experience to contribute quickly while still being comfortable collaborating across different areas.
We’re looking for someone who can:
- Have a strong technical opinion – and back it up
- Challenge solutions constructively rather than accepting them at face value
- Work effectively with different personalities and communication styles
- Build credibility with engineers and senior client stakeholders
- Share knowledge and help raise engineering standards
- Adapt quickly rather than staying within a narrow technical silo
The platform itself is already highly automated and technically advanced. The opportunity here is to help turn that strong technical foundation into a genuinely mature, scalable SRE capability.
If you’re an experienced SRE who enjoys building and improving rather than simply maintaining, I’d be keen to speak.
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