Senior Site Reliability Engineer

Who is DexCare?

DexCare optimizes time in healthcare, streamlining patient access, reducing waits, and enhancing overall experiences. Guided by our mission – Nobody waits for care – DexCare addresses tech gaps by aligning supply and demand to modernize healthcare infrastructures for an inclusive ecosystem. We are equally committed to our DEIB mission: Creating an inclusive workplace where diversity drives innovation, equity ensures fairness, and belonging strengthens collaboration, enabling everyone to thrive.

What is DexCare?

DexCare, a digital care orchestration platform, streamlines care delivery logistics. It empowers healthcare systems to predict constraints and precisely schedule services, optimizecapacity, and cuts operational costs. Currently serving 57 million patients, including Kaiser Permanente and Providence, DexCare ushers in a new era of digital-care access, ensuring health systems can efficiently track and deliver every hour of capacity for consumer ease.

For more information, visit www.dexcare.com or follow us on LinkedIn .

About the Role

We're looking for a Senior Site Reliability Engineer who genuinely enjoys the craft. Someone who takes pride in a clean Terraform module, cares about observability because they've felt the pain of flying blind, and believes good documentation is an act of kindness for your teammates. You'll be hands-on with our AWS infrastructure, especially EKS, IAM, and RBAC, building things that are secure by default, not as an afterthought. You'll own our CI/CD pipelines in GitHub Actions, set up guardrails that let engineers ship quickly and confidently, and keep Datadog tuned so we know what's happening in our systems before our customers do. On any given week you might be writing Terragrunt modules, building a Python script to eliminate a tedious manual process, writing a runbook that'll save someone's 2am, or digging through a postmortem with the team with a focus on learning, not blame.

We work in an Agile environment with an on-call rotation. We approach our processes with thoughtfulness and the intent to constantly iterate and make it better. You don't need to have all the answers; you just need curiosity, clear communication, and a willingness to own your slice of the system while keeping it accessible and scalable, enabling us to build together.