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GoCardless is looking for Site Reliability Engineers to help scale our infrastructure. We have thousands of businesses across Europe that are using our service to collect payments, and we hope that you can help us go global.
The role
As a Site Reliability Engineer you'll be part of a small team that sets the direction of the GoCardless core stack. You'll think through the moving pieces that make up our infrastructure and the complex interactions between them. You'll work with every other team within engineering – from product to data – to help build and scale the platform our product sits on.
We love to be open about the work we do. Some examples are:
Day-to-day, you'll be:
We think you'll enjoy this role if:
You believe in bringing automation to infrastructure problems, you thrive on new challenges and seemingly cryptic issues, and you're passionate about learning new things and see improvement as an iterative process.
You'll rely on:
It's useful, but not essential to have:
Much of our team is made up of software engineers who've made the jump into the world of infrastructure, and we welcome a wide diversity of candidates. If you're unsure, we'd love to hear from you.
In your application, please include your CV and a link to your GitHub profile, and tell us about an interesting technical project or problem that you’ve recently enjoyed working on.
GoCardless was set up in London by Tom Blomfield, Matt Robinson and Hiroki Takeuchi in 2011. With late payments plaguing SMEs – the average small business
has to wait 43.4 days beyond payment terms for their invoices to be paid -‐ the initial aim was to make it simpler for small businesses to collect direct debits online. By unifying the…
GoCardless was set up in London by Tom Blomfield, Matt Robinson and Hiroki Takeuchi in 2011. With late payments plaguing SMEs – the average small business
has to wait 43.4 days beyond payment terms for their invoices to be paid -‐ the initial aim was to make it simpler for small businesses to collect direct debits online. By unifying the world’s Direct Debit networks, simplifying them, and opening up access to everyone, we’re now building a new payments network for the internet. We’ve quickly grown into one of Europe’s leading Direct Debit providers, processing over half a billion pounds a year for over ten thousand businesses.
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