TC Site Reliability Engineer TCN · St. George · Site Reliability –e
Listed on 2026-10-22
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IT/Tech
SRE/Site Reliability, Cloud Computing: Infrastructure & Operations, IT Support, Systems Engineer
Mid-level Site Reliability role . George
· full-time
· no salary stated
· we estimate $117,300–$183,350 across the United States.
TCN has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is
our estimate
, not theirs.
$117,300 – $183,350
What the middle half of mid-level site reliability roles in the United States paid, among postings that did state a salary.
Worked out from 157 postings that stated pay, median $146,950. Last updated Oct 20, 2026.
Role Site Reliability
Seniority Mid-level
Location St. George
Employment Full-time
Role brief
devopsroles summary, based on the employer's posting.
What you'll do- Work with development teams across design and release to improve software reliability and operational efficiency
- Deploy and maintain platform infrastructure, building in safeguards against service failures as the environment grows
- Resolve production issues involving operating systems, networks, databases, applications, and cloud infrastructure
- Review incidents after they occur, then drive lasting fixes and improvements to application performance and stability
- Join the around-the-clock on-call rotation and share SRE practices, documentation, and code with other teams
- At least three years working in Linux as a system administrator, SRE, or in a comparable role
- A bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field
- Advanced Linux and networking knowledge, including routing, transport protocols, security, storage, and containers
- Hands-on Google Cloud Platform experience, plus configuration management, scripting, and automation skills
- Experience with incident handling and root-cause analysis, distributed storage, Kubernetes, and delivery-focused programming languages
This role suits an engineer with Linux operations experience who can troubleshoot live cloud-based SaaS services and communicate technical issues to different audiences. The job is based in Saint George, Utah, and includes a 24/7 incident-response and on-call rotation.
From the employerTCN is looking for a Site Reliability Engineer to join our team in Saint George, Utah. The Site Reliability Engineer works as part of a team to analyze, troubleshoot, deploy, monitor, and maintain TCN’s large production environment with global scale. These significant responsibilities are completed while continually thinking about reliability, scalability, resilience, security, and performance. The Site Reliability Engineer’s responsibilities are critical to the continuity of the services provided to TCN’s clients.
The ideal candidate will have at least three (3) years' experience working in a Linux environment as a System Administrator, Site Reliability Engineer, or a similar role.
Responsibilities
- Designs and deploys software/systems - Collaborates with development teams to throughout the product life cycle, including but not limited to engaging in the design, development, deployment, and ongoing delivery of services; assists in ensuring the development of software and systems that increase product reliability and organizational efficiency
- Manages solutions and ensures resistance to failure - Deploys and manages solutions to manage platform infrastructure as we continue to grow our global scale; ensuring resistance to failure
- Troubleshoots - Troubleshoots complicated, cross platform incidents for OS, networking, and database in a cloud-based SaaS environment; ability to handle live production incidents, debug and troubleshoot application and infrastructure issues, and follow and implement best practices
- Post-incident evaluation - Participates in post-incident evaluations and ensures permanent closure of incidents
- Monitors performance | Improves application stability - Monitors application performance and…
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