AIML - Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), Siri Knowledge Platforms

Apple Inc.
London
1 year ago
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AIML - Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), Siri Knowledge Platforms

Play a meaningful role in revolutionising how people use their computers and mobile devices, build ground breaking technology for algorithmic search, machine learning, natural language processing & artificial intelligence and work with the teams building the most scalable big-data systems in existence.

Description

As an SRE in the AI/ML organisation within Apple, you will be directly responsible for the infrastructure that powers Siri, search, and other high-impact user-facing solutions running on millions of Apple devices worldwide.You will strive to improve the stability, security, efficiency, and scalability of a 24/7 global service. You will participate in on-call rotations—we have geographically distributed SRE teams for follow-the-sun support. Your strong troubleshooting ability will be used daily to isolate issues and resolve the root cause through investigative analysis. The role also requires building and maintaining accurate, up-to-date documentation reflecting configuration, providing code reviews, and mentoring new team members.An ideal candidate is an independent problem-solver who is focused and capable of exhibiting deftness to handle multiple simultaneous competing priorities and deliver solutions in a timely manner.

Minimum Qualifications

  • Demonstrated a strong sense of ownership and integrity demonstrated through clear communication and collaboration.
  • Sophisticated knowledge of one or more of the following: Kubernetes, containerisation systems, and/or public cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP).
  • Proficiency programming in Go, Python, or similar language to automate tasks.
  • Hands-on experience managing large numbers of diverse systems with configuration management or software delivery platforms (such as Puppet, Chef, Ansible, and Spinnaker).

Preferred Qualifications

  • Working knowledge of multi-tier applications and their dependencies including load balancing, TCP/IP networking, web services, LDAP and DNS.
  • Proficiency with web server administration including Apache and Nginx.
  • Knowledge of database design, support and administration including Postgres, MySQL, and HBase.
  • Network administration and troubleshooting.
  • Good interpersonal skills shown through previous projects or assignments.

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