Tiktok - Mountain View, CA
posted 8 days ago
TikTok is the leading destination for short-form mobile video, and our mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy. U.S. Data Security (USDS) is a subsidiary of TikTok in the U.S., created to enhance focus and governance on data protection policies and content assurance protocols to ensure the safety of U.S. users. The USDS team is dedicated to providing oversight and protection of the TikTok platform and U.S. user data, allowing millions of Americans to use TikTok for learning, earning, creative expression, and entertainment. The teams within USDS include Trust & Safety, Security & Privacy, Engineering, User & Product Ops, and Corporate Functions, all working together to fulfill this commitment. As an Infrastructure Site Reliability Engineer (Entry Level), you will engage in and improve the entire lifecycle of services, from inception and design through development, capacity planning, launch reviews, deployment, operation, and automation. You will design and implement various dashboards and monitoring frameworks to ensure efficient, automated, and intelligent service-oriented architecture (SOA) governance. Your role will also involve scaling systems elastically through automation, evolving system reliability, efficiency, and velocity by advocating for necessary changes. Additionally, you will practice effective customer support, incident response, and conduct blameless postmortems to learn from incidents and improve processes. The Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) team at TikTok combines software and systems engineering to build and run large-scale, massively distributed, and fault-tolerant systems. You will have the opportunity to tackle complex challenges of scale while utilizing your expertise in coding, algorithms, complexity analysis, and large-scale system design. We embrace a culture of diversity, intellectual curiosity, openness, and problem-solving, encouraging close collaboration while promoting self-direction. Our organization follows a hybrid work schedule, requiring employees to work in the office three days a week, with the possibility of changes to this model in the future.