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Leadership – Site Reliability & Platform Architect

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The posting

Site Reliability & Platform Architect

Location: Bangalore

Type: Full-Time

Experience

7–14 years

Position

Leadership – Site Reliability & Platform Architect

About the Role

We’re scaling a high-performance SaaS platform powering logistics automation for 500+

global enterprises (Unilever, Apple, Koch, etc.). As our systems grow in complexity and

scale, we need a Site Reliability & Platform Architect to lead the next evolution of our

cloud infrastructure, DevOps maturity, and backend platform architecture.

This role blends deep DevOps/SRE expertise with backend architectural thinking — ideal

for someone who understands infrastructure and code, and loves building resilient,

observable, and scalable systems from the ground up.

What will you do

Own infrastructure architecture: Design and evolve cloud-native systems for scalability,

availability, cost efficiency, and security.

Lead backend platform design: Collaborate with product and engineering teams to design

performant, modular, and reliable backend systems.

CI/CD & Deployment Strategy: Build and scale deployment pipelines, optimize rollouts with

blue-green/canary deploys, and ensure smooth delivery processes.

Orchestrate systems: Manage containerized workloads via Kubernetes (EKS/GKE), ECS, or

other orchestration tools.

Observability & Performance: Standardize monitoring, tracing, and logging across systems;

lead capacity planning and performance tuning.

Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Define and maintain scalable infrastructure using tools

like Terraform and Helm.

Mentor & Lead: Guide engineering teams in cloud architecture, system design, and

operational excellence.

Champion reliability: Define SLOs, SLIs, incident response, root cause analysis, and

proactive fault mitigation.

Own system security: Define and enforce best practices for infrastructure and application

security, access control, secrets management, and compliance readiness.

Requirements

4+ years of backend or infrastructure experience in high-scale, production-grade systems.

3+ years of hands-on backend development experience (e.g., Ruby, Node.js, Python, or

Java)

3+ years of system design, API development, and performance optimization.

1+ years in a technical leadership role focused on DevOps/SRE/platform engineering.

Proven experience architecting and running infrastructure on AWS (preferred), GCP, or

Azure.

Deep understanding of cloud-native architecture, microservices, and distributed systems.

Hands-on with Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and observability tools (Prometheus,

Grafana, ELK, OpenTelemetry).

Strong programming/scripting skills in Python, Go, or Bash; comfortable reading

production backend code (Ruby/Node).

Experience with relational and NoSQL databases like Postgres, MongoDB, Redis.

A solution-first mindset with the ability to balance technical depth and business

context.

Bonus Points For:

Experience with service mesh, multi-region HA systems, or event-driven architectures

Background in security, compliance, or cost optimization

Ideal Candidate:

Led backend engineering teams and been deeply involved in designing and scaling core

systems.

Evolved into owning end-to-end platform reliability, infrastructure architecture, and

DevOps maturity.

A strong grasp of backend fundamentals (data modeling, APIs, async jobs, caching) and

knows what it takes to make systems fast, resilient, and observable.

Spent time in production—debugging incidents, tuning performance, and building systems

that can self-heal and scale.

A mindset that blends builder + architect + operator — someone who thinks in systems,

works with code, and owns uptime.

Hiring Process

We aim to complete the process within 7–10 days, with structured feedback at each step:

Submit your project write-up (see below)

Introductory Call with the VP of Engineering (30 mins - 1 hour)

Discuss your experience across backend, DevOps, and platform engineering.

We’ll share more context on our architecture, current challenges, and vision.

Review your relevant architecture project you've previously worked on. (for details check

below section)

Technical Deep Dive (1 hour)

A focused discussion on system design, infrastructure architecture, CI/CD, security,

observability, and scaling.

We'll explore your past work and how you make technical decisions under real constraints.

Hands-On Architecture Task (4–5 hours)

Mandatory real-world assignment based on an actual GoComet problem statement, covering

both architecture and Infra.

Designed to evaluate your approach to platform reliability, infrastructure design, and

backend architecture.

We'll assess your clarity of thought, decision-making, trade-offs, and ability to design

scalable and secure systems.

Culture & Leadership Conversation with the CTO (1 hour)

Discuss ownership mindset, leadership style, and long-term alignment.

Explore how you collaborate with cross-functional teams and lead technical initiatives at

scale.

Project Write-Up (Mandatory – Used Across All Rounds)

Before the interview process begins, please submit a detailed write-up of the most

challenging or interesting project where you played a key role as an SRE, DevOps

engineer, or platform architect.

Your write-up should cover:

Project Overview: The system/problem you were solving, the scale involved, and the

business context.

Architecture & Infrastructure: System architecture, infra layout

(cloud/services/regions), containerization, orchestration (Kubernetes, ECS, etc.), and

deployment pipelines.

Reliability Engineering: How you addressed fault tolerance, incident response,

performance bottlenecks, or disaster recovery.

Tooling & Automation: Tools you used or built (e.g., Terraform, Prometheus, Datadog,

Jenkins, Helm), why they were chosen, and how they were implemented.

Security & Compliance: How you approached secrets management, infrastructure security,

auditability, and platform resilience.

Impact: Quantifiable improvements in uptime, deployment velocity, cost, observability, or

scale.

Collateral: Include architecture diagrams, Terraform/Helm samples, dashboards, alerting

configs, runbooks, postmortems, or any other supporting material.

Note: This will be used throughout the interview process to evaluate your technical

depth, system thinking, and ownership mindset.

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