Cantor Fitzgerald
Site Reliability Engineer

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Job Description
At Lucera, we're seeking an experienced SRE/DevOps Engineer to join our engineering team. You'll play a crucial role in maintaining the reliability and performance of our global trading infrastructure and financial technology platforms. This role offers an opportunity to work in a high-stakes, performance-driven environment, where your expertise in automation, infrastructure management, and operational excellence will be paramount.
Responsibilities
- Design, build, and maintain highly available, scalable, and resilient production infrastructure.
- Implement and manage Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solutions for automated provisioning and configuration.
- Enhance CI/CD pipelines to ensure efficient and reliable software delivery.
- Manage containerized workloads across modern orchestration platforms.
- Build and improve monitoring, alerting, and observability solutions for rapid issue resolution.
- Automate operational workflows, deployment processes, and administrative tasks.
- Troubleshoot complex production incidents across various systems.
- Collaborate with development teams to enhance system reliability and performance.
- Participate in incident management, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement initiatives.
- Contribute to disaster recovery and platform resilience strategies.
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- 5+ years of experience in Site Reliability Engineering, DevOps, Platform Engineering, or Infrastructure Engineering.
- Hands-on expertise with Infrastructure as Code technologies (Terraform, Ansible, etc.).
- Experience with container orchestration platforms (Kubernetes, Nomad, OpenShift).
- Proven track record in designing and maintaining CI/CD pipelines.
- Strong Linux systems administration and scripting skills (Bash, Shell, Python).
- Experience with observability platforms (Grafana, InfluxDB) and automation.
- Ability to troubleshoot complex distributed systems and applications.
- Familiarity with Git and modern source control workflows.
- Understanding of high availability, fault tolerance, and disaster recovery principles.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills for effective teamwork.
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