Site Reliability Engineer

Are you an SRE looking for the next step in your career? If the opportunity to work in a global industry leader with a diverse culture excites you, this may be the role for you. 

With Audinate, you’ll find your connection to the world of sound and vision.   

We lead the world in AV networking media to pioneer the way people see and hear. Our products seamlessly manage hundreds of audio and video channels with one network, making us the industry standard. You’ll find us in the largest companies and institutions like the Sydney Opera House, NFL Media Headquarters, Microsoft, and even a 900-year old cathedral featured in Harry Potter.

Our core values are the foundation of everything we do: Excellence, Courage, Integrity, Innovation, and Teamwork.

If this resonates with you, this is the place for you. 

No matter your role, you’ll feel part of our team and contribute to pioneering the future of AV so that everyone can be seen and heard.

In addition to a competitive salary, annual bonus and equity incentive plan you’ll be part of our diverse, values-based culture. You’ll also enjoy a range of benefits such as flexible working (3 days per week in office), home office support, and volunteering leave.

We're looking for a Site Reliability Engineer, to help manage our network and IT infrastructure across multiple sites and cloud platforms. 

We’re a dynamic engineering technology company with plenty of opportunities to take the initiative in a highly technical environment.

The role is multifaceted: around one-third to one-half of your time will involve working with our software, hardware and test engineering teams to help them deliver our awesome products; the balance will be project work in delivering the infrastructure that powers Audinate’s services and improving the flexibility and performance of our workloads. 

You will

What we're looking for

You're a confident all-rounder with strengths in many of the skills listed below. Your skills and expertise may have been acquired through formal or self-education. On the systems front you know Linux servers well, have a good handle on containerisation and networking, and a drive to consistently learn more.