Solace

Solace

Chaos Engineer

Ottawa, Ontario · Mid

Sponsorship not specified$90k-$120kDetected 45 days ago
PythonBashDistributed SystemsAWSGCPAzureCloud PlatformsKubernetesSite Reliability Engineering

About the role

  • At Solace, reliability is a feature we build deliberately - and you'll be a key part of how we do it.
  • As an Intermediate Chaos Engineer on our R&D team, you'll design and run experiments that intentionally stress our platform to expose weaknesses before our customers ever feel them.
  • You'll bring deep technical expertise in chaos tooling (Chaos Mesh, AWS Fault Injection Simulator, and beyond), sharp debugging instincts, and a genuine drive to uncover hard problems.

Responsibilities

  • Design, implement, and execute chaos experiments using Chaos Mesh, AWS Fault Injection Simulator (FIS), and other cloud-provider fault injection services to proactively surface reliability gaps in the Solace platform
  • Leverage AI tools and techniques to enhance experiment design, automate analysis, and accelerate root cause investigations - actively pushing the team toward AI-native ways of working
  • Collaborate with engineering squads across R&D to share findings, drive remediation, and embed resilience thinking into how we build and operate
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  • We strive to create an enriching and safe workplace where you can be who you are.

Requirements

  • Experience with messaging systems or event streaming technologies is a strong asset

Compensation

  • Expected salary range for this role is from $90,000 to $120,000.

Benefits

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Company info

  • Contribute to a culture of proactive quality - finding issues before our customers can

Equal opportunity

  • At Solace, we believe that diversity and inclusion drive innovation and growth, both in business and in life.

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