Senior Site Reliability Engineer - PSRE
Arcesiumllc · Lisbon · 2026-06-20
About this role
Company Overview
Arcesium is a global financial technology firm that solves complex data-driven challenges faced by some of the world’s most sophisticated financial institutions. We constantly innovate our platform and capabilities to meet tomorrow’s challenges, anticipate the risks our clients encounter, and design advanced solutions to help our clients achieve transformational business outcomes.
Financial technology is a high-growth industry as change and innovation continue to disrupt the status-quo and prompt major transformation. Arcesium is at a particularly interesting time in our own growth as we look to leverage our successfully established market position and expand operations in pursuit of strategic new business opportunities. We value intellectual curiosity, proactive ownership, and collaboration with colleagues, and we empower you to meaningfully contribute from day one and accelerate your professional development.
About the Role and the Team
We are looking for an intelligent, resourceful, and highly skilled Senior Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) to join our Platform Site Reliability Engineering (PSRE) team. This team plays a critical role in ensuring the stability, reliability, and availability of mission-critical production applications on the Arcesium platform.
The PSRE team is responsible for:
• Observability, monitoring, logging, and tracing to proactively detect and prevent issues.
• Building tools and infrastructure that enhance system stability and resilience.
• Troubleshooting live production issues with a deep focus on rapid incident resolution.
• Governing, declaring, managing, and recovering from platform-wide incidents to minimize downtime and business impact.
As an SRE in this high-impact team, you will work under tight timelines in a…
Skills asked for
- sre
- swift
- devops
- python
- java
- kubernetes
- k8s
- aws
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