Remote SRE Jobs
142 live roles, newest first. Updated every few hours.
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What’s on this page
Every remote role on 101 Careers that mentions SRE or site reliability — site reliability engineers owning error budgets and service-level objectives, observability specialists instrumenting the stack, on-call leads tuning incident response, and the platform SREs who make other engineers' deploys boring. SRE is the discipline Google named and the industry adopted: treat reliability as a software problem, measure it with SLOs, and spend the error budget deliberately instead of fighting fires heroically. It is also among the most naturally remote of engineering specialisms, for a structural reason — the job has always been about administering distant production systems over the network, at hours the office never dictated, and its artefacts are dashboards, runbooks, postmortems and alerts rather than whiteboard sessions. The pool matches the skill in title or description rather than trusting titles, because "production engineer", "reliability engineer" and "platform engineer" listings routinely mean SRE work underneath. The 142 roles below are sorted newest first, sourced mainly from employer ATS boards, and re-checked every few hours. 15 publish a salary range — reliability skills are scarce and paid accordingly. Apply direct with no account and no fee.
Companies hiring right now
Datadog, Humana, N-iX, Alteryx, UpSkill, Planet, Grafana Labs, 360Learning and others are currently listing here.
How often this updates
Employer ATS boards are re-read every six hours and partner feeds every three. Roles that disappear from their source are retired automatically, so nothing on this page should be a dead link. Prefer it as a feed? RSS and a free JSON API are both open.


