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Senior Support Engineer

Posted September 14, 2026
Full-time Mid-Senior Level

Job Overview

A Site Reliability Engineer works within Cloud Operations to drive efficiency, reliability, and scalability, while also technically leading event, incident, case, and problem management, as well as service‑request fulfilment, to ensure the availability, security, latency, performance, efficiency, change management, monitoring, emergency response, and capacity planning of IFS Cloud services through close collaboration with architects, engineering & product development teams, account management, platform vendors and operations, provide ongoing support, and continuously improve operational processes. 

As a Site Reliability Engineer, you will be responsible for core activities including, but not limited to:    

  • Solid knowledge of IFS products, architecture, and industry solutions, able to independently resolve medium-complexity issues. 

  • Contributes to knowledge management (KBAs, SOPs) and utilizes IFS support tools effectively. 

  • Solid understanding of IFS product versions, support policies, and scope, able to handle issues independently with occasional guidance. 

  • Actively works toward achieving team and organizational goals, contributing to customer satisfaction by following SOPs, SLAs, and KPIs. 

  • Efficiently triages and resolves issues, escalating as necessary, and owns issues to closure through collaboration with other teams. 

  • Communicates proactively with resolver groups and customers, providing regular updates on issue resolution. 

  • Ensures clear, concise, and timely communication tailored to the audience, following established guidelines. 

  • Actively participates in mentoring and coaching, providing basic guidance to junior engineers. 

  • Collaborates to address knowledge gaps and contributes to training efforts.

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