We’re looking for frontend engineers who are excited about:
Building data-intensive products that developers use for hours every day
Making complex, multi-module workflows feel simple and intuitive
Pushing React performance so the UI never gets in the way—especially during a production incident
SigNoz is an open-source observability platform that brings metrics, logs, and traces into one product.
Our frontend is built with React and TypeScript and helps engineering teams explore large volumes of telemetry data, investigate problems, and resolve incidents faster.
Today, SigNoz has:
31,500+ GitHub stars
8,000+ members in our Slack community
900+ customers
Users processing petabytes of telemetry data across the world
This role goes beyond implementing screens from specifications. You’ll own meaningful parts of the product experience from problem definition to production.
You will:
Design and build complex workflows across dashboards, traces, logs, metrics, alerts, and infrastructure monitoring
Own large frontend features and systems end-to-end
Turn technically complex observability concepts into clear, intuitive experiences
Architect for performance using techniques such as virtualization, progressive loading, smart caching, and selective rendering
Profile and improve slow interactions, large visualizations, and data-heavy views
Contribute to our frontend architecture, design system, and engineering standards
Work closely with design, product, founders, and backend engineers
Speak with users and ship improvements that help engineers investigate incidents faster
Help other engineers make better frontend and product decisions
You may be a good fit if:
You have strong experience building production applications with React and TypeScript
You think in systems and user journeys—not just individual screens
You care about product experience as much as code quality
You have worked on complex, data-heavy, or highly interactive applications
You understand React rendering behaviour and know how to find performance bottlenecks
You are comfortable using browser profiling and debugging tools
You can make thoughtful trade-offs between performance, maintainability, and delivery speed
You take ownership and can move work forward without detailed instructions
You communicate clearly and work well across engineering, design, and product
Experience with observability is helpful, but not required. Curiosity and the ability to understand complex technical domains matter more.
Problems you might work onRendering dashboards containing many charts and large datasets without slowing down the browser
Building fast and intuitive experiences for exploring millions of logs or traces
Visualizing complex distributed traces and service relationships
Creating consistent interactions across multiple product modules
Improving loading, filtering, navigation, and debugging workflows during live incidents
Evolving a large frontend codebase while the product and team continue to grow
We are remote-first and have no offices. Work from wherever you do your best work.
We are a small, experienced team, so individual contributions have visible impact.
Engineers have meaningful ownership over both technical decisions and the product experience.
We move quickly, talk directly with users, and continuously improve what we ship.
Observability is a large and growing market, but more importantly, it is a space full of difficult product and engineering problems.
If you enjoy React and TypeScript, care deeply about UX and performance, and want to build tools that engineers rely on every day, we’d love to hear from you.
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