Director, Site Reliability Engineering

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Why this is an extraordinary challenge Real stakes, every day.

Darum lohnt es sich

Why this role Machen Sie jetzt den nächsten Schritt in Ihrer Karriere, scrollen Sie nach unten, um die vollständige Stellenbeschreibung zu lesen und bewerben Sie sich. Multi-cloud, monolith modularisation, international expansion — all happening simultaneously.

What you'll do Build and run a world-class SRE org of 25+ engineers across Cloud Infrastructure, Database & Storage, Network Infrastructure, Observability Tooling, and the Doctolib Operations Center Own the infrastructure strategy and roadmap — cloud, database, network, observability — and deliver against company OKRs Lead the Doctolib Operations Center: set incident response standards, drive MTTR reduction, embed blameless post-mortem culture across engineering Architect and execute our multi-cloud strategy — reducing vendor lock-in, cutting migration costs, and enabling international expansion Own network infrastructure at scale: load balancing, CDN/WAF, VPCs, peering, zero-trust networking across a high-traffic, multi-country platform Drive observability as a product — give 700+ engineers true visibility into system health and turn observability maturity into an operational excellence lever As our Director of Site Reliability Engineering , reporting to our VP of Platform Engineering, you'll own the core infrastructure layers that everything at Doctolib runs on: cloud infrastructure, database operations, network infrastructure, and observability .

You will also lead the Doctolib Operations Center (DOC) and drive a decisive shift from reactive operations to a proactive, world-class reliability culture.

This is a rare opportunity to shape the infrastructure backbone of Europe's leading healthtech company, at a moment when Doctolib is actively expanding multi-cloud capabilities, scaling to new countries , and building the reliability culture that will define the next decade of healthcare innovation.

When Doctolib is down, consultations don't happen, diagnoses are delayed, care journeys are interrupted. The infrastructure you build is a direct lever on patient outcomes — in a world where 8 of the top 10 causes of death in Europe are preventable. A once-in-a-generation platform transition. You won't inherit a finished platform.

You'll define what it becomes. Reliability as the competitive moat. As we scale AI health companions, automate clinical workflows, and launch across Europe, the speed and resilience of the platform directly determines how fast 700+ engineers can ship innovations that change healthcare. xayajpt A cultural build, not just a technical one.

The incident response culture, observability standards, and operational ownership model you establish here will shape how Doctolib engineers work for years to come.