Easy JobSite Reliability Engineer Internship
Metasys · Worldwide · Internship · Remote
Overview: Reliability and Operational Excellence
The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) is responsible for the ultimate stability, performance, and scalability of our entire integrated supply chain e-commerce platform. You will apply software engineering principles to operations, ensuring the high availability and resilience of the customer-facing e-commerce storefront, internal SaaS tools (WMS, OMS), and specialized AI agent services.
Internship Details
Duration: 3 months
Start Date: Immediate
Location: Remote
Stipend: None initially. Based on your first-quarter performance, you may be offered a paid full-time opportunity, or even be absorbed directly by the client as an FTE.
Key Responsibilities & Core Projects
You will be the champion of uptime, performance, and automated operations for systems handling the critical MES → WMS → OMS flow.
• Availability & SLO Management: Define, implement, and track Service Level Objectives (SLOs) and Service Level Indicators (SLIs) for core business processes and all application layers. Manage the platform's overall Service Level Agreement (SLA).
• Observability & Alerting: Architect, maintain, and optimize the comprehensive observability stack (Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Tempo, OpenTelemetry). Develop high-fidelity alerting and ensure distributed tracing across the NestJS modular monolith and associated data stores (PostgreSQL, Redis).
• Incident Response & Review: Own the incident response workflow, ensuring rapid triage, mitigation, and root cause analysis. Conduct thorough post-incident reviews to drive continuous improvement and eliminate recurring toil.
• Scalability & Capacity Planning: Optimize auto-scaling policies for all services running on Docker containers. Conduct capacity planning based on business projections, especially for peak e-commerce and manufacturing load.
• Disaster Recovery (DR): Design, implement, and regularly test Disaster Recovery procedures, including backup and restoration