We're building a multi-brand iGaming platform that helps operators run their business in regulated markets worldwide. It brings together three main products — Player Account Management (PAM), Sportsbook, and Casino — all built on a modern microservices architecture using Scala, with a React/TypeScript back office.
We're looking for a Middle SRE to join our team and help us build and maintain reliable, observable, and scalable infrastructure. You'll work closely with developers, own reliability practices, and contribute to the team's DevOps culture.
Requirements
Must have:
- Linux — confident working in the terminal, troubleshooting, system basics
- Docker — understanding of containers, images, and basic Docker operations
- GCP (Google Cloud Platform) — hands-on experience required; our entire infrastructure runs on GCP
- Kubernetes — solid hands-on experience; understanding of workloads, networking, and cluster operations
- GitOps / FluxCD — experience with FluxCD or similar GitOps tooling is a strong advantage
- Observability — Prometheus, Alertmanager, Grafana; understanding the difference between metrics, logs, and traces
- Git / GitHub — comfortable with branching strategies, PRs, and Git-based workflows
- Knows what SLI, SLO, and SLA mean.
- Basic understanding of AI-related concepts: agents, skills, MCP (Model Context Protocol)
Nice to have:
- CI/CD Pipelines — experience writing or maintaining pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or similar)
- Databases — familiarity with PostgreSQL, Couchbase, or other databases; understanding of basic operations and monitoring
- Networking fundamentals — knows where load balancers, gateways, and DNS fit in a cloud architecture
- Infrastructure as Code — Terraform or similar IaC tooling
Responsibilities
- Managing and improving Kubernetes-based infrastructure
- Maintaining and evolving observability stack (metrics, logs, traces)
- Writing and improving CI/CD pipelines
- Supporting and improving GitOps workflows
- Collaborating with developers on reliability, performance, and scalability topics
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