SigNoz

Product Designer

• Work closely with Product Manager and Engineers to design a platform for developers
• Translate complex technical topics into clear UX
• Engage directly with customers to base work on real workflows
• Use AI-assisted workflows and prototyping tools for rapid iterations

Senior Product Designer

Product Manager

• Own the alerting experience end-to-end — rule creation, thresholds, anomaly detection, routing, and notifications — making it powerful for SREs while cutting alert fatigue through smarter grouping and signal-to-noise tuning, so on-call engineers trust what fires and land straight in the relevant data.
• Shape the application performance monitoring experience — service maps, latency/error/throughput views, and span analysis — and drive the "something's slow" → "here's the exact bottleneck" workflow that gets engineers to root cause fast.
• Own the path from sign-up to first real value — instrumentation, first telemetry, first useful dashboard — reducing time-to-first-insight across language SDKs, collectors, and common frameworks, while respecting power users who want to skip the hand-holding.
• Define how alerts, APM, metrics, traces, and logs come together into a single coherent investigation rather than disconnected tabs, closing the loop from signal to root cause.
• Sweat the details that matter to power users — query speed, sensible defaults, empty states, keyboard-driven workflows, the 50th query of the day — and make exploring high-cardinality, petabyte-scale data feel obvious rather than overwhelming.

Senior Product Manager – IC

Backend Engineer

• Build alert features with robustness and scalability in mind
• Build integration with JIRA, incident.io, etc
• Design and implement APIs, services, and core backend components in Go
• Reliability of alerts

Staff Backend Engineer – Core

Engineer

• We are hiring a very small number of exceptional engineers.
• This role is for people who ship fast and ship well, and who have already proven they can do that when the stakes and the pace were highest.
• Signals that you might be a great fit include owning a system that scaled from a few thousand to millions of users, shipping significant work in surprising windows, having side projects, or being an early or key engineer somewhere that grew fast.