Front End Engineer

incident.io is revolutionizing incident management as the leading all-in-one platform in the space. Since their 2021 launch, they've become the trusted partner for 800 companies, including tech giants like Netflix, Airbnb, and Block, helping manage over 250,000 incidents. The platform serves 30,000+ responders monthly across Engineering, Product, and Support teams.

The engineering team at incident.io brings personal experience with incident response, including those dreaded 3am pages. They're dedicated to transforming incident management into a smoother, more efficient process. The company is well-funded, having raised $100M from prestigious investors including Index Ventures, Insight Partners, and Point Nine.

As a Frontend Engineer, you'll be working primarily with React and TypeScript to create beautiful, reliable, and high-performance user interfaces. The role focuses on frontend excellence while collaborating with backend teams using Go, Postgres, and Google Cloud Platform infrastructure.

Key responsibilities include:

• Building and maintaining high-quality frontend features
• Working closely with designers and product managers
• Collaborating with backend engineers on API integration
• Improving the design system and component library
• Implementing quick iterations for product improvements
• Maintaining high standards for frontend development

The ideal candidate should have:

• Deep understanding of modern frontend development
• Experience with design systems
• Knowledge of web performance and accessibility
• Strong frontend expertise
• Excellent collaboration skills and customer focus

The company offers competitive benefits including:

• Market-leading private medical insurance
• Generous parental leave
• Monthly first Friday off
• Competitive salary and equity
• Remote working options
• Personal development budget
• Enhanced pension/401k

This is an opportunity to join a fast-growing company that values pragmatism, quality, and innovation, while working on a product that makes a real difference in how teams handle incidents and outages.