SigNoz is a global open source project with users in 30+ countries. We are building an open-source application monitoring which helps developers monitor their applications and troubleshoot problems, quickly.
We have crossed 23000+ Github stars, 6000+ members in the slack community and 150+ contributors.
Why us?
Opportunity to work in a global dev infra product
Work on an open source product. Engage with the community. Evangelise the product.
Backed by YC and some of the prominent VCs in the US.
Fully Remote
Who would be a good fit
1+ yrs experience as a software engineer.
Can get your hand dirty in codes in different languages and deployment methods (think k8s, docker). Not necessary to have deep knowledge, but enough to set up some sample apps
Active in dev communities like Github or different dev focused slack communities. Open source contributions are a big plus.
Understanding of cloud native ecosystem, kubernetes, OpenTelemetry (plus)
Curious and having a get stuff done attitude
Interest in startups. If you are an ex-entrepreneur, we would love to chat with you
What you will be working on
Create dev focused blogs or videos, speak at dev-facing conferences
Organize meetup / present in meetups & conferences about SigNoz
Help users out in setting up SigNoz and understand their usecases
Engage in online dev communities and present the product in online/in-person meetups
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