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Site Engineer - Civil United States, Sunnyvale Jobs

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Staff Site Reliability Engineer
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Join our team as a Staff Site Reliability Engineer in Sunnyvale. You will own critical internal infrastructure, migrating systems and ensuring high availability. We seek expertise in cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP), IaC (Terraform/Ansible), and building automated, reliable systems. Drive automati...
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United States , Sunnyvale
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175000.00 - 250000.00 USD / Year
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Site Reliability Engineer SRE – ML platform
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Join our team in Sunnyvale as a Site Reliability Engineer for our ML platform. You will design AWS cloud solutions and build MLOps pipelines using Kubernetes, Docker, and Python. This role involves deploying ML models and collaborating with data scientists, requiring strong expertise in Kubeflow,...
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Explore a world of opportunity in construction and infrastructure with Site Engineer jobs. A Site Engineer is a pivotal professional in the civil engineering and construction sectors, acting as the crucial technical and managerial link between project designs and their physical realization on the ground. This role is central to ensuring that construction projects are built correctly, safely, on schedule, and within budget. For those with a passion for problem-solving, leadership, and seeing tangible results from their work, a career as a Site Engineer offers a dynamic and rewarding path. Typically, Site Engineers are responsible for the day-to-day oversight of construction activities. They interpret architectural and engineering drawings, ensuring that all work complies with these specifications and relevant building codes. A core part of their role involves setting out the site—using surveying equipment to mark the precise locations for structures, foundations, roads, and utilities. They conduct regular inspections to monitor progress, quality of workmanship, and the materials being used, maintaining detailed records and reports. Coordination is key; Site Engineers liaise constantly with project managers, architects, subcontractors, and the workforce to resolve technical issues, ensure seamless workflow, and hit critical project milestones. Furthermore, they are champions of health and safety, rigorously implementing and enforcing protocols to protect everyone on site. The typical skill set for these jobs is both technical and interpersonal. A bachelor's degree in civil engineering or a closely related field is a standard requirement. Successful Site Engineers possess a strong grasp of construction methodologies, materials, and structural principles. Proficiency with surveying instruments, AutoCAD, and project management software is common. Beyond technical acumen, exceptional communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills are essential for managing teams and liaising with diverse stakeholders. They must be highly organized, adept at planning, and capable of thriving under pressure in an ever-changing outdoor environment. A keen eye for detail and a steadfast commitment to quality and safety standards define excellence in this profession. Whether involved in building residential complexes, commercial structures, transportation networks, or renewable energy installations, Site Engineers are the on-site guardians of a project's integrity. For engineering graduates and experienced technicians seeking hands-on, impactful roles, Site Engineer jobs represent a foundational and in-demand career within the global construction industry, offering clear pathways to senior project management positions.

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