SRE & Observability Engineer
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About the Position
Turn scattered signals into measurable, diagnosable operations built for incidents. Help teams understand what is happening in production before users ever notice.
Apply now and join our team as an SRE & Observability Engineer.
Responsibilities
- Design and implement the observability stack (metrics, logs, traces) with OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Loki and Grafana or Datadog.
- Define SLIs, SLOs and error budgets aligned with the client's business objectives.
- Build actionable runbooks, noise-free alerting policies and incident response procedures.
- Reduce toil through automation: remediation scripts, self-healing pipelines and assisted diagnostics.
Requirements
- Real-world experience defining and operating SLOs in production environments.
- Mastery of Prometheus, Grafana and OpenTelemetry (or equivalent stack: Datadog / New Relic).
- Technical judgment to balance reliability, operational cost and delivery velocity.
- Kubernetes operational experience (not just deployment, but real incident diagnosis).
- Active freelance / self-employed status with the ability to invoice from Spain or Europe.
We Offer
- Real production problems, not lab environments.
- Full autonomy with verifiable and well-defined objectives.
- Shared knowledge: documented decisions, written postmortems, real handover.
- Rate agreed before starting. No surprises.
About the Company
Questions about this opening? Write to us at [email protected]
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Location: Remote · Europe
Experience: Senior · 4+ years
Compensation: Project or hourly rate
Type: Freelance / Self-employed
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