CDN Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) L5

Netflix, a global entertainment powerhouse serving 283 million subscribers across 190+ countries, is seeking a Staff-level Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) to join their Content Delivery Network team. This role sits at the heart of Netflix's technical infrastructure, specifically working on Open Connect, their custom-built CDN responsible for delivering 100% of Netflix's video traffic worldwide.

The position offers a unique opportunity to work on truly massive scale systems, handling one of the internet's largest traffic volumes. As an L5 SRE, you'll be responsible for ensuring the reliability and performance of Netflix's global content delivery infrastructure, which directly impacts the viewing experience of hundreds of millions of users.

The role combines deep technical expertise in systems engineering, networking, and data analysis with the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology. You'll be working with Netflix's innovative Big Data platform, designing automation systems, and collaborating with ISP partners worldwide. The position requires expertise in Linux systems, networking protocols, and programming, particularly Python.

Netflix offers a competitive compensation package ranging from $100,000 to $720,000, reflecting their commitment to paying top-of-market rates. The company is known for its unique culture of freedom and responsibility, encouraging innovation and independent decision-making. Working at Netflix means joining a team that values technical excellence, continuous learning, and global impact.

The position is based in Los Gatos, California, at Netflix's headquarters, offering the opportunity to work alongside some of the industry's best engineers. The role requires 5+ years of experience in service reliability/operations, making it ideal for seasoned engineers looking to make an impact at global scale.

Netflix's commitment to diversity and inclusion, combined with their global reach and technical challenges, makes this an exceptional opportunity for engineers who want to work on problems that affect millions of users worldwide.