The Ai Training Company
Site Reliability Engineer | $110/hr

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SRE, Incident Management & Reliability Engineering Experts
We are seeking experienced Site Reliability Engineers, Incident Management Professionals, Reliability Engineers, Production Engineers, and Infrastructure Specialists to evaluate AI-generated technical work products.
You will review documents, spreadsheets, incident reports, postmortems, runbooks, reliability analyses, and slide decks for technical accuracy, operational rigor, and presentation quality.
What You’ll Do
- Evaluate AI-generated incident management, SRE, reliability, and production operations deliverables
- Review incident reports, postmortems, root-cause analyses, runbooks, dashboards, and executive presentations
- Assess technical accuracy, operational feasibility, and reliability engineering judgment
- Identify incorrect assumptions, missing dependencies, weak remediation plans, and unrealistic operational recommendations
- Review SLIs, SLOs, SLAs, error budgets, availability calculations, and reliability metrics
- Evaluate incident timelines, escalation decisions, severity classifications, and communication plans
- Assess root-cause analysis, contributing factors, corrective actions, and prevention strategies
- Identify factual, technical, aesthetic, and presentation errors
- Compare AI-generated artifacts against detailed domain-specific rubrics
- Provide clear, structured written feedback explaining your assessment
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Who Can Apply
Relevant backgrounds include:
- Site Reliability Engineers, Senior Site Reliability Engineers, Staff SREs, Principal SREs, Lead SREs, Reliability Engineers, Software Reliability Engineers, Production Engineers, Production Reliability Engineers, Systems Reliability Engineers, and Service Reliability Engineers.
Incident management backgrounds may include:
- Incident Managers, Major Incident Managers, Incident Commanders, Critical Incident Managers, Technical Incident Managers, Incident Response Leads, Incident Management Specialists, Problem Managers, Major Problem Managers, and Service Management Professionals.
Requirements
- 5+ years of professional experience in SRE, incident management, reliability engineering, production engineering, DevOps, infrastructure, or a closely related field
- Strong understanding of production systems and operational reliability
- Experience participating in or leading major incident response
- Strong knowledge of incident lifecycle, escalation, root-cause analysis, and remediation
- Familiarity with SLIs, SLOs, SLAs, error budgets, and reliability metrics
- Excellent written communication and technical judgment
- Strong attention to detail
- Highly proficient with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
- Strong proficiency with PowerPoint and Google Slides
- Comfortable reviewing technical documents and spreadsheets
- Ability to provide structured, evidence-based feedback


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Preferred Background
- Master’s degree or another relevant advanced degree
- Experience leading SRE, infrastructure, platform, or incident-management teams
- Experience running high-severity or business-critical incidents
- Experience supporting large-scale distributed systems
- Experience defining organization-wide SLOs and reliability standards
- Experience designing incident management processes or operational frameworks
- Experience presenting incident findings to engineering leadership or executives
- Experience reviewing postmortems or reliability plans written by other engineers
- Prior experience with AI evaluation, rubric-based assessment, quality review, or structured technical feedback
This opportunity is ideal for experienced reliability professionals who can determine whether an incident response or SRE deliverable is not only technically plausible, but operationally sound, actionable, and credible in a real production environment. We are a referral partner of the client.
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