Zscaler
Sr. Production Engineer
Remote - USA; San Jose, California, USA · Senior · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$118k-$148kDetected 20 hours ago
PythonGoC++Distributed SystemsAWSGCPAzureCloud PlatformsTerraformAnsibleHelmLinuxPrometheusGrafanaTemporalTCP/IPDNSVPNBGP/OSPFLoad BalancingZero TrustCollaborationProblem Solving
About the role
- Here, impact in your role matters more than title and trust is built on results.
- We seek innovators who actively use AI to amplify their impact and who thrive in an environment where we leverage intelligent systems to stay ahead of evolving threats.
- We believe in transparency and value constructive, honest debate -we're focused on getting to the best ideas, faster.
Responsibilities
- At Zscaler, we are committed to building a team that reflects the communities we serve and the customers we work with.
- We strive to create a workplace where employees are treated with respect and have the chance to succeed.
- Implement highly available, scalable infrastructure across AWS, GCP, and bare-metal environments
- Drive an "automation-first" culture by writing code (Python/Go) to eliminate manual toil and build self-healing systems
- Implement and maintain sophisticated observability (Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry), define SLIs/SLOs, and establish error budgets
- Act as a lead Incident Commander (TDO on-call), develop response playbooks, and conduct deep-dive post-incident analyses
- Partner with Engineering and partner teams to conduct operability reviews
- You think at scale, building solutions and processes built to last a high-growth global organization.
Requirements
- 3-5+ years of experience managing reliability, scalability, and availability for large-scale production services
Compensation
- $118,400 - $148,000 USD
- Zscaler complies with all applicable federal, state, and local pay transparency rules.
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