Software Engineer, Site Reliability

As a Software Engineer on the Infra Reliability team you will drive the evolution of our systems, ensuring they meet the highest standards of performance, reliability, and efficiency. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to build robust infrastructure that supports our growth. If you have a track record of solving complex technical challenges, we want to hear from you. Join us in shaping the future of our platform and delivering unparalleled value to our users.

You Will:

• Create libraries that promote fault-tolerance and resilience– like retries, circuit breakers, and adaptive concurrency limits.


• Build, automate and standardize process automation to create a "golden path" of tooling and platform support that powers the fundamental Roblox ecosystem.


• Create tooling that provides production guardrails, for example evaluating release candidate capacity with load testing tooling before deploying to production.


• Create performance monitoring services and observability towards understanding capacity issues and platform degradations.


• Create tooling that monitors production services and their changes, like generalized canarying services with alerting.

You Have:

• Experience: you have a BS degree (or equivalent professional experience) in Computer Science or related engineering field with at least 1-3 years of experience with added advantage working in the Site Reliability space in SRE or Software Engineering


• Passion for systems: You have experience and good habits around building software and tools and getting them adopted. Your system's focus informs a view of code needing to be deeply reliable.


• A Partner: You know that the best tools integrate broadly with the tooling ecosystem. You approach partners and processes with curiosity and seek to understand a problem deeply before you start coding.


• A Coder: you have experience writing common programming languages ( Go, C#, Java…).


• Self-organized: you're excited about getting in front of complex problems, organizing your work by any means possible; overcome emergent issues and contributing to long-running projects as a part of the team.


• Problem Solver: you ask the right questions to solve issues within your expertise and you use data to test your theories.


• Planner - You have experience in large project lifecycles. You have experienced working in sprints, breaking down complex tasks into milestones, and reporting status to keep project scheduling accurate.