Database Reliability Engineer
ClickHouse
full-remoteseniorpermanentbackend Full remote 73 days ago via WTTJ
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Database Reliability EngineeringClickHouseDistributed SystemsSQLProduction DebuggingIncident ResponsePost-mortemsPythonShellAWS
About the role
Role overview
Join ClickHouse as a Database Reliability Engineer to improve the reliability, availability, scalability, and performance of ClickHouse. You’ll help shape ClickHouse Cloud operations through incident management, investigations, and continuous improvement.
Key missions
- Collaborate with multiple teams to implement ClickHouse for customers and provide best-practice guidance.
- Own engineering escalation management and incident response (triage, investigations, and follow-ups).
- Drive post-mortem analysis and continuous improvement of reliability and performance.
- Enhance incident response processes for ClickHouse core.
Requirements
- Strong problem-solving skills and solid production debugging ability.
- Strong understanding of distributed database internals and SQL (ClickHouse experience is a major plus).
- Experience operating ClickHouse or other SQL databases in production.
- High ownership and accountability; comfortable working in a fast-paced global environment.
- Degree in Computer Science or a related field.
- Scripting skills with Shell or Python, and ability to read/understand C++ code.
- At least 5 years of experience in Reliability Engineering, QA, or customer-facing engineering.
- Excellent communication skills.
Nice to have
- Knowledge of cloud computing platforms such as AWS, Azure, or GCP.
About ClickHouse
ClickHouse is a leading company in the database industry, known for its high-performance analytical database technology. The role is focused on improving the reliability and operational excellence of ClickHouse and ClickHouse Cloud through cross-team collaboration and incident-driven continuous improvement.
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