Cisco
Lead Site Reliability Engineer, FedRAMP - ThousandEyes(Hybrid)
$192K–$356K
San Francisco, California, US +5 · Hybrid · Full-time · Posted Oct 18, 2026
- Location
- San Francisco, California, US
San Jose, California, US
Austin, Texas, US
Seattle, Washington, US
New York, New York, US
Fremont, California, US - Experience
- Bachelor’s + 12 years, or Master’s + 8 years, or PhD; regulated-environment experience also required.
- Education
- Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD; the posting does not state an equivalent-experience alternative.
- Visa sponsorship
- Must be a U.S. citizen.
About the job
Leads the architecture and operation of Cisco ThousandEyes’ FedRAMP federal cloud platform, maintaining secure, compliant, high-availability services at scale.
What you'll do
- Lead operations and architecture for the federal region, ensuring availability, performance, and security.
- Design and manage resilient AWS cloud services using an everything-as-code approach, continuous auditing, and automated security controls.
- Partner with engineering and security teams to scale infrastructure across regions and address operational challenges.
What they ask for
- U.S. citizenship.
- Bachelor’s degree plus 12 years of experience, or master’s degree plus 8 years, or PhD.
- Experience building or operating infrastructure in regulated environments and documenting security controls and compliance requirements.
- Production experience coding in Python, using Terraform for Infrastructure as Code, and using Kubernetes or equivalent containers.
Nice to have
- Experience leading cross-functional technical initiatives, defining requirements, and designing architecture.
- Experience with cybersecurity risk analysis, security standards, vulnerability management, or incident response.
Pay
$214,100.00 to $309,800.00 USD base salary; $214,100.00 - $356,300.00 USD base salary (New York City Metro Area); $192,400.00 - $317,200.00 USD base salary (Non-Metro New York state & Washington state)
Tools
AWS, Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOC2
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