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HashiCorp solves development, operations, and security challenges in infrastructure so organizations can focus on business-critical tasks. We build products to give organizations a consistent way to manage their move to cloud-based IT infrastructures for running their applications. Our products enable companies large and small to mix and match AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and other clouds as well as on-premises environments, easing their ability to deliver new applications.
At HashiCorp, we have used the Tao of HashiCorp as our guiding principles for product development and operate according to a strong set of company principles for how we interact with each other. We value top-notch collaboration and communication skills, both among internal teams and in how we interact with our users.
As a Senior Site Reliability Engineer specializing in Incident Response, you will play a pivotal role in enhancing our operational resilience and maintaining the reliability of our cloud-based products. With a focus on rapid identification, response, and resolution of incidents, you will be at the forefront of ensuring high availability and performance across HashiCorp’s offerings.
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