Site Reliability Engineer Tumblr
Make Tumblr fast, reliable and available for hundreds of millions of visitors and tens of millions of users. As a site reliability engineer you are a software developer with a love of highly performant, fault-tolerant, massively distributed systems.
What You'll Do:
Manage the availability, scalability and performance of Tumblr platforms
Create the tools and infrastructure leveraged by the rest of the Tumblr engineering teams
Diagnose and repair network, application, and hardware bottlenecks
Test and tune network, hardware, and software configurations to maximize performance
Deploy and manage monitoring and diagnostic tools
Guide our product and platform teams to keep new features fast and stable
What We?re Looking For:
Experience scaling high-traffic web sites
Experience with Unix systems administration including solid scripting skills in Ruby, PHP or Python
Expertise in data structures and algorithms
Expertise in troubleshooting large-scale distributed systems
Smarts, humility, and equal willingness to learn and teach
A sense of ownership, initiative, and drive
Tools We Like:
Nginx, Varnish and HAProxy
Memcached and Redis
MySQL (InnoDB)
Puppet
PHP5 at its furthest extent
git and GitHub
Ruby, Scala and PHP
Asynchronous services and queues
Hadoop, Pig, ZooKeeper, and other Java/JVM projects
Nagios/Icinga, OpenTSDB
Founded by David Karp in New York City in 2007, Tumblr is a microblogging platform that allows users to effortlessly share anything. Tumblr now hosts over 70 million blogs with over 34 billion posts to date. Our pageview to engineer ratio is 0.5 billion PV per month to 1 engineer. This means every line of code every developer writes has a huge impact. We are focused on building tools and technologies that will advance the state of the art in dealing with massively scaled websites as we quickly grow past 50,000 requests and 1,400 posts per second. We are also excited to deliver a range of new products that will enable users to share their own creative content, discover content, and connect to one another in new ways.
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419 Park Avenue South
Suite 807
New York, NY 10016
United States
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