Tines provides a vendor-agnostic, no-code drag-and-drop workflow automation platform for security and IT teams that connects to any API, runs cloud or on-premises, and automates incident response.
<div class="content-intro"><p>Founded in 2018 with co-headquarters in Dublin and Boston, Tines powers some of the world's most important workflows. Our intelligent workflow platform applies AI, automation, and integration with human ingenuity to drive real business results. </p> <p>Tines serves a diverse range of customers, from startups to public companies, including Canva, Databricks, Elastic, Kayak, Intercom, and McKesson. As an integrator across the entire tech stack, Tines is vendor-agnostic integrating with any API-enabled service. This flexibility enables our customers to achieve their highest-priority goals faster. And because Tines is secure and private by design, it’s popular with security, IT, engineering, finance, and other security-focused teams.</p> <p>At Tines, we're driven by our values of Simplicity, Speed, and Soundness. We're committed to delivering exceptional customer experiences while fostering a company culture that nurtures individual curiosity, growth, and integrity. We’re excited about what’s next, and we’re looking for others to join us on our journey.</p></div><h1>Senior Site Reliability Engineer - Government Cloud</h1> <p>You'll join the team responsible for building and operating the AWS GovCloud environment that brings Tines to federal customers, alongside owning the supporting services and tooling that our government and self-hosted customers rely on. Your focus will be making this environment as repeatable, observable, and assessment-ready as possible, from foundational infrastructure through to the day-to-day operations that keep it healthy.</p> <p>This role is about more than your individual contributions: you'll have an influential voice in shaping our technical direction, our product, and our culture. We have a hugely supportive and collaborative engineering team that takes great pride in the work we do and the challenges we solve. We're eager to help grow and nurture each other's abilities and also create an environment where we have the ability to do our very best work.</p> <h2>Location:</h2> <p>You can work fully remotely from anywhere in the US with a preference for being based in the Greater Boston Area. Here, you can make use of our Tines office space in downtown Boston to meet up with other members of the MA engineering team when you wish. </p> <p><em>Due to the nature of this role and associated U.S. Government customer requirements, applicants must be U.S. citizens and must perform work while located within the United States.</em></p> <h2>What you will be doing</h2> <ul> <li>Building and operating the AWS GovCloud environment that will host Tines for federal customers — from foundational network architecture through to production-ready, assessment-ready infrastructure.</li> <li>Designing and implementing repeatable infrastructure-as-code to provision dedicated customer environments.</li> <li>Owning the container image pipeline for our government deployment — building, hardening, scanning, and promoting FIPS-compliant images through our CI/CD pipeline using AWS native tooling.</li> <li>Identifying and fixing availability risks and monitoring gaps to ensure our government environments stay healthy, observable, and auditable.</li> <li>Working closely with our assessment partners to produce the infrastructure documentation, architecture diagrams, and evidence needed for FedRAMP authorization — and being the person who can walk an assessor through every design decision.</li> <li>Enabling product engineers to build new features that work seamlessly across our commercial and government environments: observability, logging, and simplifying deployments.</li> <li>Defining how we separate compliance-restricted functions from day-to-day engineering operations so the team can ship code and respond to incidents without breaking the security boundary.</li> <li>Supporting our self-hosted federal customers operating in our CMMC environment, including handling escalations and complex, long-running support cases as part of the team's on-call responsibilities.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <h2>Projects you might work on</h2> <ul> <li>Designing the infrastructure-as-code library for GovCloud customer provisioning — a repeatable process to stand up an isolated environment with all required AWS services pre-configured with FedRAMP-required encryption and logging.</li> <li>Building the CI/CD pipeline that promotes container images from development through staging to GovCloud production, with vulnerability scanning gates and change control documentation baked into the workflow.</li> <li>Creating operational runbooks for customer provisioning, incident response, patching, and disaster recovery that satisfy our assessment requirements.</li> <li>Setting up monitoring dashboards and alarms that feed into a Tines tenant for automated incident triage — using our own product to operate our government infrastructure.</li> <li>Building IAM structures and permission boundaries that let engineers deploy and debug in production while maintaining least-privilege access required for compliance.</li> <li>Monitoring, scaling, and operating data services like OpenSearch in production — managing indexes and retention, tuning for performance, and building in-product tooling that surfaces cluster health and observability to the team.</li> <li>Collaborating with our Product and Design teams to enable compliance-specific product features like smart card authentication and DNS security extensions.</li> <li>Writing documentation that helps the broader engineering team understand how to build and test features in a compliance-regulated environment.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <h2>Is this the right role for you?</h2> <ul> <li>5+ years in an infrastructure, DevOps, or cloud engineering role with meaningful time spent in AWS. Direct experience with AWS GovCloud is a strong plus, but deep AWS fluency with a willingness to navigate GovCloud's constraints is what matters most.</li> <li>You have