Senior Fullstack Engineer - Grafana Ops - IRM

Grafana Labs, a remote-first open-source powerhouse, is seeking a Senior Fullstack Engineer to join their Grafana IRM (Incident Response Management) squad. This team is responsible for critical services that help organizations globally respond to incidents, operating under the mission of making incident detection, response, and learning easy with minimal toil.

The role offers an opportunity to work on a business-critical product trusted by major organizations worldwide, including those monitoring essential medical devices and critical infrastructure. As part of the IRM squad, you'll be working across frontend, backend, and mobile functions, contributing to a large and evolving domain that emphasizes unified experience, automation, integration, and observability-native solutions.

The position requires expertise in modern web technologies including React, TypeScript, Go, and Python, along with experience in cloud software development. You'll be collaborating with a global team in a remote-first environment, participating in everything from requirement gathering to product delivery. The role offers significant autonomy and opportunity for impact, with responsibilities including feature development, mentoring team members, and contributing to open-source projects.

Grafana Labs offers competitive compensation, including a base salary range of £89,000 - £111,000 for UK-based candidates, plus Restricted Stock Units (RSUs). The company provides excellent benefits including 30 days annual leave, remote work flexibility, and strong career growth opportunities. The culture emphasizes transparency, autonomy, and a passion for meaningful work, making it an ideal environment for engineers who value both technical excellence and collaborative innovation.

This is an excellent opportunity for experienced engineers who want to make a significant impact in the observability space while working with cutting-edge technology in a remote-first, globally distributed team. The role combines technical challenges with the satisfaction of building tools that help organizations worldwide manage their critical infrastructure more effectively.