SRE DevOps Engineer Senior On-site

#вакансия #vacancy #SRE #TradeOps #infrastructure #fulltime #relocation #Singapore #hiring #opentowork Position: SRE / DevOps (TradeOps) Company: INDEX Format: On-site (Singapore 🇸🇬), relocation supported Employment type: Full-time Salary: 7,000–10,000 + bonus 💶 Hi! I’m looking for an SRE / DevOps (TradeOps) to support and improve the reliability of production trading systems in a real-time, high-load environment. The core goal of this role is to keep trading stable and reduce incident time-to-recovery through engineering solutions and automation. ❗️Important: this role is focused on reliability, production stability, and operations of trading systems, not on developing latency-critical trading algorithms or core matching engine logic. 📽 About the project: An algorithmic trading company building its own latency-sensitive trading infrastructure for global financial markets. System reliability, fast incident response, and operational excellence are critical to the business. 👨‍💻 What you will do: – Own the reliability of live production trading systems – Participate in incident response, escalation, and on-call rotations – Improve system stability through code-driven automation – Build and maintain internal tooling for monitoring, observability, and operational analytics – Perform deep Linux, systems, and performance troubleshooting – Work closely with engineering teams in a mission-critical production environment ❗️What I’m looking for: – 6+ years of experience in production engineering, DevOps, or reliability-focused roles – Strong Unix/Linux skills with hands-on production debugging – Strong coding skills in Python or Go (expected to write production-grade tooling and automation) – Experience with high-load or mission-critical systems – Kubernetes, Docker, Grafana – nice to have – English level B2+ 🏦 What I offer: – On-site work format in Singapore 🇸🇬 – Official employment – Full relocation support (including family) – Salary €7,000–10,000 + bonus 💰 DM me on Telegram: @Nikolai_Sourcer