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Senior SRE

US (Remote)

About ZenGRC!

Founded in 2009, ZenGRC is a leading governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) SaaS solution provider, offering two robust products: ZenGRC and ZenGRC Pro. Recognized for its in-house GRC expertise, ZenGRC delivers Simply Powerful GRC solutions that guide organizations through compliance with ease and efficiency.

ZenGRC stands out by offering a single price for comprehensive access to all modules and frameworks, ensuring users benefit from a seamless and cost-effective experience. Dedicated to simplifying GRC processes, ZenGRC continues to innovate and support organizations in achieving compliance and managing risk effectively.

Key Responsibilities:  

  • Help define and implement ZenGRC's cloud infrastructure and architecture on AWS. 
  • Create modular pieces of infrastructure with Terraform, kustomize, helm, and other IaC tools 
  • Build, maintain, and support our Kubernetes clusters and infrastructure. 
  • Support, implement, and maintain automated build and deployment pipeline tools; source and artifact repositories; SaaS product environments; and application telemetry, monitoring, alerting and logging platforms. 
  • Prepare and maintain clear documentation of systems, how to resolve operational issues, and how to perform team tasks. 
  • Provide rotating on-call support for emergencies. 

Qualifications:

  • 6+ years of experience administering and maintaining production infrastructure including deployment pipelines, environments, monitoring and alerting solutions. 
  • Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot deployment and configuration issues and implement solutions. 
  • Experience with any cloud based provider (we use AWS so that is preferred) 
  • CI/CD tooling experience with CircleCI or similar 
  • Infrastructure as Code: Terraform 
  • Containerization: Kubernetes and Docker. 
  • Code and development experience with Python, Bash, and similar 
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including creating documentation for consumption by teammates. 

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Benefits (US-Based Employees)

  • We are committed to the health and safety of our people. Our people are mostly working remote, collaborating online and connecting over video, as they continue to deliver high-quality technology solutions
  • Competitive salary and equity (we want everyone to be a stakeholder) 
  • Full benefits (medical, dental, vision, 3% 401k match, wellness offerings, etc.)
  • Unlimited PTO, paid sick days, 11 holidays
  • Collaborating with smart coworkers that put customers first

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