Site Reliability Engineer
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - Qonto in Italia
Paris / Berlin / Milan / Belgrade / BarcelonaTech & Data – SRE /Full-time /HybridOur mission and customers: We are creating the freedom for SMEs to succeed by delivering Europe's leading finance workspace with banking at its core, augmented by financial tools. Our cultureputs customer satisfaction at the core of what we do, as proven by our Net Promoter Score of 75 (more about our culture here).Founded in 2017 byAlexandre and Steve, Qonto has grown to 1,600+ Qontoers serving over 600,000+ customers across 8 European countries.
With 80+ nationalities, 45% women, of which 56% of women in our leadership team, diversity isn't a program; It's who we are.
We've built a discrimination-free hiring process because the best teams are built on merit. AI at Qonto: AI is deeply embedded in how we work (here) - Every Qontoer gets unlimited access to the best AI tools.
We want people who experiment without waiting for permission, push AI beyond the obvious, know when to trust it,
and when to question it.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Join us as a Site Reliability Engineer on our Storage team to keep the databases Qonto runs on resilient, safe, and always available.
You'll operate and improve our banking-grade storage infrastructure — PostgreSQL, Redis, Kafka and Elasticsearch — and help make it self-serve for backend teams, under the guidance of Damien, our Storage Engineering Manager.
What you'll doOperate and safeguard critical storage infrastructure: You'll run PostgreSQL, Redis, Kafka and Elasticsearch in production, keeping banking-grade data safe and available. Own incident response and root-cause analysis: You'll be the last line of defense when a hard query or performance problem needs solving. Build our banking-license compliance roadmap: You'll define and prioritize backup and disaster-recovery scenarios with our Risk & Compliance team. Ship code for our internal platform APIs: You'll build self-servi