IND Senior Staff Reliability Engineer
The Hartford India is seeking a Senior Staff Reliability Engineer to ensure end-to-end service stability and reliability for a defined application portfolio. The role involves guiding engineering standards, designing scalable production systems, and driving automation for infrastructure and incident response. The candidate will work in a hybrid cloud environment, partnering with architecture and engineering teams to reduce technical debt. This position provides an opportunity to influence technical strategy and promote innovative SRE practices.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Hybrid, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Hartford India is seeking a Senior Staff Reliability Engineer to ensure end-to-end service stability and reliability for a defined application portfolio. The role involves guiding engineering standards, designing scalable production systems, and driving automation for infrastructure and incident response. The candidate will work in a hybrid cloud environment, partnering with architecture and engineering teams to reduce technical debt. This position provides an opportunity to influence technical strategy and promote innovative SRE practices.
TAL's take
Senior-level reliability engineering role at an established insurance company with clear technical responsibilities and hybrid-cloud focus.
Very well-defined responsibilities, clear stack expectations, and articulated performance metrics for a senior IC role.
Must haves
- Broad understanding of enterprise architectures and complex systems
- Expert experience with Performance and Observability tools
- Strong solution architecture orientation in hybrid cloud environments
- Deep understanding of Linux, containers, and Kubernetes
- Expertise with Infrastructure as Code
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
Tools and skills
Nice to have: finops, api gateways.
About the company
Established insurance MNC, but not a top-tier tech-first employer.
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The market can pay
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