Senior Site Reliability Engineer - ASE

Apple Services Engineering is seeking a Senior Site Reliability Engineer to join their team in maintaining and enhancing SRE practices for their private cloud service. This role is crucial in supporting and scaling cloud services that serve thousands of development and operations engineers.

As an SRE at Apple, you'll be at the forefront of maintaining mission-critical cloud systems, ensuring constant uptime, and enabling seamless scaling of applications. The position offers a unique opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology while supporting one of the world's most innovative technology companies.

The ideal candidate will be a highly self-motivated individual with a passion for excellence and attention to detail. You'll work closely with developers and architects to improve stability, security, and scalability of systems. Your responsibilities will span from operating and monitoring production environments to implementing innovative solutions for complex technical challenges.

What makes this role particularly exciting is the scale and impact of your work. You'll be responsible for supporting thousands of applications and services that power Apple's infrastructure. The role offers excellent compensation, including a competitive base salary range of $175,800 to $312,200, plus additional benefits like stock options and comprehensive healthcare.

The position requires strong expertise in Kubernetes, Golang, and Linux systems, along with experience in operating large-scale infrastructure. You'll have the opportunity to work with modern tools and technologies while contributing to the success of Apple's cloud infrastructure.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced SRE professional who wants to make a significant impact while working with some of the best minds in technology. The role offers both technical challenges and growth opportunities, making it ideal for someone who is passionate about infrastructure, automation, and maintaining high-reliability systems at scale.