Associate Site Reliability Engineer

About the Role

Asymmetric Research:Asymmetric Research is a specialized security firm focused on long-term, integrated partnerships with L1/L2 blockchains and DeFi protocols. We help teams build resilient systems, strengthen security posture, and proactively address emerging threats.Culture:AR is a fully remote organization and members of our team have been strongly committed to open-source values for decades, having worked at organizations with deep open-source roots and strong security programs including Google, Netflix, Mozilla, Stripe, and Jump Crypto. We pride ourselves on maintaining the highest levels of confidentiality, trust, and professionalism.About the Role:We are looking for a Site Reliability Engineer to join Asymmetric Research. In this role, you will design, operate, and scale mission-critical blockchain infrastructure supporting leading L1/L2 networks and DeFi protocols, working within a high-trust team to deliver secure, highly available, production-grade systems while driving automation, reliability, and operational excellence across our globally distributed environments.Responsibilities: Manage and maintain a globally distributed blockchain infrastructure fleet Design, architect, deploy, and operate production-grade infrastructure services Implement and maintain infrastructure-as-code across development, staging, and production environments Ensure high availability and performance of mission-critical systems Contribute to automation, CI/CD pipelines, and operational tooling Monitor system health and respond to incidents with strong troubleshooting fundamentals Uphold the highest standards of integrity, professionalism, and operational discipline What we re looking for: 2+ years of experience in a Site Reliability, DevOps, or Infrastructure Engineering role Strong experience managing Linux systems and network infrastructure Hands-on experience with load balancers and high-availability technologies (e.g., HAProxy, ALB/ELB) Experience with configuration managem...