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# Site Reliability / Infrastructure Engineer

- **Company:** GENERAL INTUITION US INC.
- **Location:** New York, NY, United States
- **Salary:** $180,000.0 - $275,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Java (Programming Language), Microsoft Windows, Apple IOS, C Sharp (Programming Language), C++ (Programming Language), Cloud Computing, Databases, Continuous Integration, Relational Databases, Shard (Database Architecture), Elasticsearch, Github, Identity and Access Management, PostgreSQL, MySQL, RabbitMQ, Redis, Reliability Engineering, Circleci, Data Logging, Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Backend, Kotlin, Kubernetes, Terraform
- **Published:** July 17, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=f7be3d43146e36aa

## About the Role

* Infrastructure-as-code: Strong fluency in Terraform, with real experience owning infrastructure-as-code at scale
 * Elasticsearch depth: Hands-on experience running ES for user-facing features, not just as a log sink
 * GCP depth: You know it maybe a little too well: Kubernetes, VPC, IAM, Cloud Logging, and the managed services ecosystem
 * Database scaling: Deep, hands-on experience scaling and sharding relational databases (MySQL, Postgres) in production
 * Incident response instincts: You can work a P0 calmly, communicate clearly under pressure, and run a postmortem that prevents recurrence
 * CI/CD: You've worked with GitHub Actions in a production environment
 * Communication (crucial!): You flag issues clearly and rapidly during incidents and lead/write actionable postmortems
 * Experience at startups: You are comfortable in an environment of rapid growth where scaling up is a priority
 * Great judgment: You know the difference between a durable, sustainable fix and a patch that buys you a week

## Description

Medal's infrastructure handles billions of clips, video ingestion pipelines, and social features at a massive scale most engineers never get to touch. The work centers on reliability, incident response, scaling, and making sure our infrastructure keeps up with our growth. You'll own the on-call rotation, drive postmortems, and work directly with engineering teams to meet their infra needs. The right person probably came through startups and scale-ups, has been in the room when things broke at 2am, has scaled databases under pressure, and knows the difference between a durable fix and a patch that buys you a week., C# and C++ for native Windows recording & more
Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android
Java, Redis, RabbitMQ, Kubernetes for backend
Terraform, Salt, GitHub Actions, CircleCI for IaC and CI/CD

Compensation Range: $180K - $275K


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