Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) Mobile & Digital Observability

Position: Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) Mobile & Digital Observability
Location: Atlanta, GA (Onsite)

Role Overview:
The Senior Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) is a hands-on role responsible for the availability, performance, and end-to-end observability of QSR digital platforms across Mobile (iOS/Android), Web, and POS systems.

This role is part of the Observability team and works closely with mobile, web, and backend engineering teams to ensure full visibility into customer journeys and user experience.

The focus is on building and operating Real User Monitoring (RUM), synthetic monitoring, and end-to-end telemetry correlation using Splunk and SignalFx, ensuring issues are detected before customer impact. This is not a monitoring-only role-it requires active involvement in instrumentation, release observability, and reliability engineering.
Key Responsibilities
- Define and enforce SLIs, SLOs, and error budgets for critical customer journeys (ordering, checkout, payments)
- Own end-to-end observability across Mobile, Web, and POS platforms
- Implement and operate RUM and synthetic monitoring for customer-facing journeys
- Build mobile-first monitoring coverage including app performance, crash rates, API performance, and user journey tracking
- Use Splunk and SignalFx to design dashboards, detectors, and actionable alerts
- Enable correlation across mobile CDN API backend systems using logs, metrics, and traces
- Partner with engineering teams for instrumentation, SDK integration, and embedding observability into releases
- Analyze telemetry to detect post-release issues, device/OS-specific failures, and network degradation
- Lead response for P1/P2 incidents and drive root cause analysis
- Automate operational toil and improve reliability
Required Skills
- Strong experience with Splunk (logs, dashboards) and SignalFx (metrics/APM)
- Hands-on with RUM and synthetic monitoring tools
- Experience with mobile observability (iOS/Android), including performance monitoring and crash analysis
- Strong understanding of distributed systems and microservices (Java, Node.js)
- Experience with Azure (AKS, App Services, APIM)
- Ability to correlate frontend issues with backend services
- Experience with CI/CD pipelines and observability in release processes
What Success Looks Like
- Clear visibility into mobile, web, and POS customer journeys
- Issues identified before customer complaints or app store feedback
- Strong, low-noise user-impact-driven alerting
- Reduced crash rates, latency, and checkout failures
- Observability embedded into every release

Thanks & Regards
Amarjit