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> […] it was because they're based in San Francisco. Do they really not have a 24/7 SRE on-call rotation? OpenAI is hiring Site Reliability Engineers (SRE) in
by guessmyname 4y ago
> […] it was because they're based in San Francisco. Do they really not have a 24/7 SRE on-call rotation?
OpenAI is hiring Site Reliability Engineers (SRE) in case you, or anyone you know, is interested in working for them: https://openai.com/careers/it-engineer-sre https://openai.com/careers/it-engineer-sre . Unfortunately, the job is an onsite role that requires 5 days a week in their San Francisco office, so they do not appear to be planning to have a 24/7 on-call rotation any time soon.
Too bad because I could support them in APAC (from Japan).
Over 10 years of industry experience, if anyone is interested.
- p1esk 4y agoAlso, I heard their interviews (for any technical position) are very tough.
- eep_social 4y agoI had forgotten that I looked at this and came to the same conclusion as you. I’d happily discuss a remote SRE position but on-site is a non-starter for me, and most of SRE, if I am reading the room correctly. Edit to add: they’re also paying in-line or below industry and the role description reads like a technical project manager not a SRE. I imagine people are banging down the door because of the brand but personally that’s a lot of red flags before I even submit an application.
- VirusNewbie 4y agothat is quite low for FAANG level SRE/SWE .
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