Exceptional Engineer

SigNoz · Remote · India ·
Fully remoteFull-timeMiddle3–5 years
COMPENSATION
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  • Fully remote
  • Open-source focus
  • High-growth stage
  • Async-friendly
  • Core infrastructure

SigNoz is an open-source observability platform built on OpenTelemetry, offering deep visibility into metrics, traces, and logs. The company is seeking a small number of high-caliber engineers to raise the team's average technical bar.

You will work on core developer infrastructure products, helping teams monitor and optimize applications without vendor lock-in. The culture emphasizes speed, craft, and real ownership in a remote-first setting.

What you'll do

  • Ship high-quality code quickly without creating technical debt
  • Identify, scope, and resolve complex or ambiguous problems proactively
  • Take full ownership of systems regardless of original authorship
  • Make judgment calls on abstractions and tradeoffs based on evidence
  • Contribute to raising the engineering bar for the entire team

What you'll need

  • Operate in the top tier of engineers with strong peer recognition
  • Proven experience scaling systems during periods of hyper-growth
  • Track record of fixing production issues at scale, not just in theory
  • Strong technical taste and ability to balance polish with speed
  • History of shipping significant features under tight deadlines

Nice to have

  • Experience in observability, monitoring, logging, or tracing
  • Familiarity with OpenTelemetry, ClickHouse, or Kubernetes
  • Background as an early engineer in a fast-growing B2B devtools company
  • Aspiration or experience in founding a B2B/devtools startup
  • Active contributions to open-source projects or side projects

Stack

  • OpenTelemetry
  • ClickHouse
  • Kubernetes

How you'll work

  • Remote-first culture
  • Async-friendly work environment

What you get

  • Work on a globally used open-source project
  • Huge scope and ownership over product direction
  • Collaborate with a high-caliber engineering team
  • Help define the future of open-source observability