
Staff Site Reliability Engineer – Platform Reliability
Qonto
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: France
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Job Level
Tech Stack
About the role
- Join as a Staff Site Reliability Engineer to be the strongest technical voice on our Platform Reliability team
- Help scale reliable infrastructure as Qonto grows toward 1 million customers across Europe
- Frame complex infrastructure challenges, drive architectural decisions, and enable the tech department to ship faster and reliably
- Mentor junior engineers and contribute to the knowledge-sharing culture
- Work with backend, data, security, and engineering efficiency teams to maintain infrastructure
- Write Go services, tools, and APIs, automate repetitive work, own observability of the platform, and join on-call rotation
- Share knowledge and help teammates grow.
Requirements
- Experience: You have strong hands-on experience with cloud-native infrastructure in production, including managing Kubernetes clusters at scale
- Programming skills: You have solid Go experience (or equivalent) and are comfortable building tools, services, and automation, not just config files
- AI-driven engineering: You actively use AI tools to move faster, write better code, and solve infrastructure problems more efficiently
- Problem solver: You understand the full system before proposing a solution, dependencies, trade-offs, long-term impact
- Team player: You share knowledge naturally, give clear feedback, and help less experienced engineers grow.
Benefits
- AI is deeply embedded in how we work
- Every Qontoer gets unlimited access to the best AI tools.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
GoKubernetescloud-native infrastructureautomationAPIsobservabilityinfrastructure managementAI toolsproblem solvingarchitectural decisions
Soft Skills
mentoringknowledge sharingteam playerclear feedbackcommunicationcollaborationproblem solvingleadershipadaptabilitycritical thinking