Solutions Support Engineer (L5) - Delivery

June 6, 2026

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At Netflix, our mission is to entertain the world. Together, we are writing the next episode - pushing the boundaries of storytelling, global fandom and making the unimaginable a reality. We are a dream team obsessed with the uncomfortable excitement of discovering what happens when you merge creativity, intuition and cutting-edge technology. Come be a part of what’s next. About the Engineering Support Organization The primary goal of the Engineering Support Organization is to empower Productivity Engineering to scale customer support sustainably and effectively. Serving as the frontline resource for our engineering workforce, the team handles, troubleshoots, and resolves customer requests and issues. Moreover, the team concentrates on improving methods of work, advocating for customers, enhancing support tools, expanding platform product offerings, and advancing documentation and developer education. Our Mission Deliver an excellent support experience to Netflix’s internal developer community. To advocate for our customers, follow through on issues and resolve them in a reasonable time. If blockers prevent immediate resolution, we communicate status and ensure there is visibility into why there is a delay. Provide insights, feedback and champion customer sentiment about the tools we support to our partners across Productivity Engineering. Partner with PM and Engineering to track and maintain visibility into ongoing issues and communicate customer needs to ensure improving in these areas is prioritized. Drive collaboration efforts to reduce product friction and increase usability so that Productivity Engineering can build, deploy and deliver highly functional solutions for the Developer Community. Our culture is unique, and we tend to live by our values, allowing you to do your best work and grow. To learn more about Productivity Engineering, feel free to listen to this podcast . The Role We are looking for a Solutions Support Engineer with a passion for software delivery infrastructure and tooling, customer service, and automation. You will support the Delivery Engineering team, which owns the systems used by Netflix engineers to test and deploy thousands of changes per day. You will be responsible for monitoring and handling our customers’ requests, troubleshooting, solving issues, automating support needs, developing runbooks, improving and maintaining support tools, understanding our product offerings, and continuously looking for ways to improve the engineering support experience and platform engineering tooling. Our ideal team member has first-hand experience working in customer-facing engineering support roles, writing and building comprehensive self-service knowledge bases, and possesses knowledge of infrastructure, internal tooling, platforms, and cloud computing. You are excellent at understanding and solving complex, ambiguous problems and constantly seek improvement. As an Engineer in this role, we need a candidate who can understand our complex offerings on a technical level, be hands-on in the development of our support automation tooling, and recommend product and operational improvements based on customer interactions. Location Our offices are located in Los Gatos and we support Remote work as well. What you’ll need to be successful: • Professional Experience: At least 5 years of experience in support or engineering roles, with a strong focus on delivery, observability, and cloud technologies • CI/CD Experience: Extensive experience with leading CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Azure DevOps, or GitHub Actions, demonstrating a deep understanding and ability to implement and optimize complex CI/CD pipelines. • Deployment Pipelines : Strong understanding of how to design, implement, manage, and support deployment pipelines • Container and Image Management: Experience with containers and AMI creation, utilizing tools like Kubernetes, OpenShift, and Helm for deployment automation • Distributed Systems Troubleshooting : Proven track record of diagnosing and resolving complex issues in distributed systems • Observability and Monitoring Tools: Experienced in utilizing observability platforms for metrics, logs, and tracing to pinpoint root causes in microservice architectures • Programming Skills: Familiarity with programming languages and frameworks commonly used in this domain, such as Java, Javascript or python • GitHub and Git: Strong understanding and practical knowledge of version control tools, particularly GitHub, including branching, merging, pull requests, review processes, and resolving conflicts • Customer Support : Demonstrated ability to provide superior engineering support across a complex organization, effectively resolving challenging issues and enhancing the customer experience • Problem-Solving Skills: Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to troubleshoot complex issues in a dynamic environment • Automation and Scripting: Experience in developi

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