Site Reliability Engineer; MTS) GovCloud xSalesforce Site Reliability –12d ago
Listed on 2026-10-22
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IT/Tech
Cloud Computing: Infrastructure & Operations, SRE/Site Reliability, IT Support, Systems Engineer
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Job CategorySoftware Engineering
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Applications will be accepted until 10/30/2026.
The ExperienceJoin our team and contribute to the operational excellence of the Salesforce Gov Cloud! Are you passionate about ensuring the reliability and performance of mission‑critical cloud services? Salesforce is seeking a talented Site Reliability Engineer to join our dynamic team, supporting our Gov Cloud environment. As a key member of our Site Reliability organization, you'll play a vital role in maintaining 99.99% uptime for customer‑facing services, proactively addressing issues, and ensuring the security of our data.
We foster a collaborative and innovative culture, where you'll work alongside skilled engineers to solve complex problems and drive continuous improvement.
This position requires a successful background investigation and the ability to obtain and maintain a specific level of U.S. government background clearance. Details will be provided during the interview process.
Shift Requirements:
This role involves shift work, including night shifts, as part of a 24/7 support team. We provide a rotating schedule and ensure adequate compensation for shift differentials.
Gov Cloud Incident Response (GIR) maintains critical infrastructure stability through incident management, automated alerting, collaborative smart‑hands support, thoughtful retrospectives, and sustainable long‑term remediation strategy.
What You’ll Actually Be Doing- Maintain system reliability and high performance across customer‑facing services by supporting foundational infrastructure health.
- Lead incident response efforts during major operational events (e.g., Sev0/Sev1) and collaborate in post‑incident reviews to drive problem resolution.
- Populate and participate in Root Cause Analyses (RCAs) and partner with Global Solutions teams to implement preventative solutions.
- Ensure Site Reliability engineering activities align with organizational compliance, security standards, and operational guidelines.
- Demonstrate passion for collaborative problem‑solving and addressing complex technical challenges across cross‑functional teams.
- Mentor and collaborate with teammates to explore emerging technologies, foster continuous learning, and support professional growth.
- Adapt to dynamic, fast‑paced operational needs while prioritizing competing tasks effectively.
- Work to automate detection and resolution of recurring issues in the production environment.
- Collaborate on improving existing workflows to streamline engineering practices and minimize operations and engineering toil.
- You're a U.S. citizen (U.S. born or naturalized) who does not hold dual citizenship, and you agree to complete a Minimum Background Investigation (MBI) for a Moderate Public Trust position with the U.S. federal government or other clearances as deemed appropriate for the role.
- You have a related technical degree.
- You have demonstrated experience with enterprise‑scale internet service…
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