The MECM Site Reliability Engineering role works with development and operations teams to enable reliable software deployments, monitor systems, and improve platform reliability. The position also identifies and documents system bugs and may independently implement fixes. It develops automation for cloud infrastructure and pipelines using an AI coding tool and script repository, improves performance monitoring, and helps advance engineering practices through SRE/DevOps tools and Infrastructure-as-Code. The role designs and runs reliability, performance, stress, and load testing, including tests that simulate network disruptions, hardware failures, and system overloads. It develops automated test suites integrated with CI/CD pipelines, validates monitoring, logging, and alerting under failure conditions, and tests services before production deployment. It works with SRE, development, and operations teams to define reliability goals and measure SLIs and SLOs. The position also supports MECM infrastructure and endpoint management, including deployment, automation, troubleshooting, performance, and reliability improvements. The position is full-time and onsite in Norfolk, Virginia, with Pearl Harbor, Hawaii listed as another acceptable work location. An active DoD Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship are required. The candidate must be able to support classified program execution and access SIPRNet from an NMCI location on short notice, including local travel. Salary is listed as $87,000–$112,000, with actual compensation dependent on several factors.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level