Unlimited Systems authors the category-leading Unlimited Financials practice management system focused on the unique revenue cycle requirements of specialty healthcare providers. Unlimited Systems customers enjoy streamlined business office workflows, reduced claim denial rates, and accelerated and amplified revenue streams. Unlimited Systems is committed to ensuring that specialty healthcare providers thrive in a dynamic reimbursement environment. Unlimited Systems is a portfolio company of Francisco Partners, a leading technology investment firm with deep sector focus and a track record of delivering outstanding returns. Through private equity and credit funds, they provide flexible capital and partnership to growth-aspiring technology companies. The Challenge Unlimited Financials operates across a sophisticated cloud-native environment — Azure Kubernetes Service, event-sourced microservices, healthcare integrations, and a growing network of downstream data pipelines — all of which requires dedicated technical support to remain stable, observable, and performant for our customers. We are building the reliability practice this platform deserves. As we scale into new specialty healthcare markets and take on greater complexity, we need someone who thinks proactively — not just responding to incidents but engineering the systems and signals that prevent them. This is not a run-and-maintain role. It is a “build-and-shape-the-future" role. Our Site Reliability Engineer will own the observability strategy across our observability applications, define and drive meaningful SLOs and SLIs for our critical services, and work shoulder-to-shoulder with DevOps and Software Engineering to make reliability a first-class concern — not an afterthought. You will bring structure to chaos, clarity to ambiguity, and measurable improvement to customer experience.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
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