Site Reliability Engineer; SRE - FedRAMP

Description

We’re growing and looking to hire a Site Reliability Engineer who embodies our core values:
People First, Customer Obsession, Strive for Excellence, and Integrity
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Claroty’s Public Sector practice is rapidly expanding to secure the mission‑critical systems that our society’s safety and stability depend on. We are looking for mission‑driven professionals who want to join a high‑growth team dedicated to protecting critical infrastructure and ensuring essential services remain resilient and uninterrupted.

We are seeking a skilled Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) to support and maintain Claroty's FedRAMP‑compliant deployment in AWS Gov Cloud for public sector customers. The SRE will be responsible for ensuring high availability, security, and compliance of cloud‑based environments while driving automation, monitoring, and incident response best practices.

• AWS Gov Cloud Operations:
  Manage and optimize Claroty’s cloud-based infrastructure in AWS Gov Cloud, ensuring FedRAMP compliance and high availability.
• Reliability & Performance:
  Monitor and enhance system performance, scalability, and reliability through observability tools, automation, and best practices.
• Security & Compliance:
  Implement and maintain security controls aligned with FedRAMP, NIST 800‑53, and other federal cybersecurity standards.
• Infrastructure as Code (IaC):
  Develop and manage infrastructure automation using Terraform and Ansible.
• CI/CD & Automation:
  Enhance Dev Sec Ops  pipelines, automate deployments, and improve system resilience through tools like Git Lab CI/CD, Jenkins, and Kubernetes.
• Incident Response & Monitoring:
  Implement and manage monitoring solutions (Prometheus, Grafana, ELK Stack), respond to incidents, and conduct post‑mortems.
• Networking & Security:
  Configure and maintain VPCs, VPNs, security groups, and firewalls in AWS Gov Cloud, ensuring compliance with FedRAMP requirements.
• GOV Production Gatekeeper:
  Manage rollout strategy for new technologies and oversee their execution to ensure minimal disruption to existing systems.
• GOV Production On‑Call:
  Act as the first line of response for critical incidents, assessing issues, triaging, and coordinating with the team to prevent further problems and swiftly restore services.
• Monitor Production Performance and Degradation:
  Monitor system performance metrics closely and detect any degradation early to prevent outages and disruptions.
• Production Maintenance:
  Conduct regular infrastructure upgrades to accommodate changes, developments, and advancements in the technological landscape.
• Manage Release Flow:
  Oversee the release of updates and new functionalities, ensuring a seamless transition while handling any potential negative impacts on production.
• Collaboration:
  
  Work closely with Dev Ops, security teams, developers, and federal stakeholders to maintain a compliant and secure cloud environment.

• 6‑8+ years