Site Reliability Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-28
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IT/Tech
Systems Engineer, Cloud Computing: Infrastructure & Operations, Network Engineer, IT Support
Engineers who can explain Incident Response to a skeptic and still ship by Friday tend to thrive in our Site Reliability Engineer role in Berkeley. The reward structure favors doers: $113,000 - $166,000 upfront, real technology ownership, and a MGM team pulling the same direction.
Key Responsibilities- Pair with cross-functional partners to scope and deliver contract projects
- Profile and refactor legacy code to reduce technical debt over time
- Own the full lifecycle of technology systems from prototype to production
- Work closely with data teams to surface insights from production systems
- Untangle the Serverless dependency knots that have slowed Berkeley releases for months
- Automate build, test, and deployment pipelines for faster release cycles
- Pair-program tricky Site Reliability Engineering edge cases with engineers across Berkeley, CA
- Lead the Communication migration that finally retires MGM's problem-solving legacy stack
- Real proficiency with Amazon ECS, plus willingness to learn Communication fast
- Customer-focused outlook with strong interpersonal skills
- Demonstrated calm when a Berkeley, CA client changes scope mid-stream
- Strong multitasking ability without sacrificing quality
The team at MGM is small, impact-driven, and entirely convinced that Berkeley is the best place to reinvent technology. At MGM feedback has a short half-life, delivered close to the moment it can still help.
This mid-level role pays $113,000 - $166,000 and comes with structured mentorship designed to sharpen your Serverless and Git Hub Actions over time.
Stamped current this morning, the contract opportunity awaits your application.
Your Site Reliability Engineering deserves a stage bigger than your current one, and MGM has it.
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