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SRE and Platform Jobs
Find SRE and platform engineering roles in secure cloud environments.
21 active roles
Senior Site Reliability Engineer
Technatomy Corporation
Sr Staff Site Reliability Engineer - Veza
ServiceNow • Santa Clara, CA
$165,500 — $289,600
Principal Site Reliability Engineer ( U.S Citizenship required )
Palo Alto Networks • Santa Clara, CA
$151,600 — $245,300
Sr Site Reliability Engineer (DNS Security)
Palo Alto Networks • Santa Clara, CA
$120,300 — $194,525
Principal Site Reliability Engineer (DNS Security)
Palo Alto Networks • Santa Clara, CA
$151,600 — $245,300
Senior DevSecOps Platform Engineer
MANTECH • California, MD
$192,600 — $353,500
Senior Site Reliability Engineer - FedRAMP Advisory (100% remote)
Marathon TS
Cloud / SRE Engineer
Noblis • Atlantic City, NJ
$105,100 — $164,125
Cloud Platform Engineer
Noblis • Atlantic City, NJ
$105,100 — $164,125
Senior Platform Engineer
NODA AI • Austin, TX
Sr. Staff Site Reliability Engineer-Federal, Security Clearance
Zscaler • Crystal City, VA
$140,000 — $200,000
Senior Platform Engineer (DevSecOps)
Bravo17 LLC
Senior DevSecOps / Platform Engineer - Agentic AI
Peraton • Annapolis Junction, MD
$112,000 — $179,000
Platform Engineer
ASRC Federal • Dayton, OH
Cloud Platform Engineer
GovCIO • Fort Meade, MD
$197,000 — $217,000
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