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# Site Reliability Engineer

- **Company:** Consilium1, LLC
- **Location:** Portland, OR, United States
- **Salary:** $180,000.0 - $250,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Amazon Web Services, Software as a Service, Cloud Computing, Computer Programming, Cursor, Python (Programming Language), Lightweight Directory Access Protocols (LDAP), OAuth, Reliability Engineering, Microsoft Copilot, Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML), Single Sign-On, Pulumi, Large Language Models, Claude Code, Agentic-AI, Kubernetes, Machine Learning Operations, Virtual Agents, Terraform
- **Published:** October 26, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.careerbuilder.com/job-details/site-reliability-engineer-portland-or--f22b2c61-b055-4342-90b2-59ad6a01524c

## About the Role

Reliability Engineering, Software as a Service (SaaS), Artificial Intelligence (AI) Agents, Single Sign-On (SSO), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud Computing, Machine Tool, Incident Response, Process Improvement, Technical Analysis, * A track record of building and operating production systems at scale-you've kept real systems running for real customers

 * Deep experience with cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP, or similar) and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Pulumi, or similar)
 * Strong programming skills in Go, Python, or similar-you write tools and automation, not just scripts
 * Experience with Kubernetes and container orchestration in production
 * Strong systems thinking-you understand how components interact and where failures cascade
 * High agency-you figure out what needs to be built, not just how to build what you're told. You move fast and unblock yourself.
 * Deep understanding of observability-you know how to instrument systems, build dashboards, and create alerts that actually matter
 * Experience with AI-assisted development (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or similar)-you're already using these tools and excited about what's next
 * Clear, persuasive communication-you can explain complex systems to diverse audiences and drive alignment during incidents
 * Ego in check-you care about getting it right, not being right

You Might Also Have

 * Experience with AI/ML infrastructure or serving LLMs in production
 * Background in security-focused environments or compliance frameworks (SOC 2, FedRAMP, etc.)
 * Experience building developer platforms or internal tooling
 * Familiarity with identity systems and protocols (SCIM, SAML, OAuth, LDAP)
 * Contributions to open source projects or engineering communities

## Description

C1.ai is building a horizontal identity platformIdentity is becoming the control plane for modern companies. Every organization runs on dozens-sometimes hundreds-of systems that need to answer the same basic question: who can do what, when, and why?The old approach doesn't hold up. It's either IT teams duct-taping systems together, or rigid IGA tools that only work across a narrow set of HR and SSO integrations. That's not going to cut it for the next decade.We're building something more foundational: a horizontal identity platform that any company-and increasingly, any AI agent-can plug into to understand and manage access. SaaS apps, infrastructure, internal tools, AI agents-if it has a concept of "who," it should connect to us.We're still small, and we move fast. If you want to help build this from the ground up, you'll have real ownership here., * Build observability that drives action-create monitoring, alerting, and tooling that helps teams understand system behavior and respond to incidents quickly

 * Drive operational excellence across engineering-partner with product teams to ensure new features are built with reliability in mind from the start
 * Automate relentlessly-if you're doing something twice, build a system to do it for you. We believe in infrastructure as code and eliminating toil.
 * Respond to and learn from incidents-lead incident response, conduct blameless postmortems, and drive systemic improvements
 * Plan and execute infrastructure projects with incremental deliverables-you'll assess technical risks, communicate tradeoffs, and ship iteratively