We're Hiring

Help us build the monitoring layer the internet is missing

We're a small, remote team obsessed with catching silent failures before they hurt businesses. If that resonates with you, we'd love to hear from you.

A small team working on a real problem

We're not building another dashboard. We're building the layer that tells you when something critical breaks silently — the gap every team has but most tools ignore.

Fully remote

Work from anywhere. We're async-first and trust you to manage your own time and focus.

Early-stage equity

Join early. Your work directly shapes the product and your equity reflects that.

Deep ownership

No bureaucracy. You own your work end to end — from idea to shipped feature.

Real impact

When NotiLens catches a silent failure, someone's business doesn't lose revenue. That's what we ship.

Current openings

We hire for craft, curiosity, and care. Every role here has real scope — you won't be doing tickets forever.

Coming Soon
Engineering
Full-Stack Engineer
Own features across the full stack — from the event ingestion pipeline to the alert delivery system to the dashboard your customers use every day. We care more about systems thinking than framework preferences.
Remote Full-time Early equity
Apply early — we'll reach out when ready
Coming Soon
ML / Data
ML Engineer — Anomaly Detection
Improve the models that detect spikes, drops, drift, and silence in customer event streams. You'll work directly on the detection engine — the core of what makes NotiLens different from threshold alerting.
Remote Full-time Early equity
Apply early — we'll reach out when ready
Coming Soon
Growth
Developer Relations
Help developers discover, understand, and get value from NotiLens. Write technical content, build integrations, engage with the community, and be the voice of the developer in every product conversation.
Remote Full-time Early equity
Apply early — we'll reach out when ready
Coming Soon
Design
Product Designer
Shape the interface teams use to understand what's broken and why. You'll own the full design process — from problem framing to shipped UI — on a product where clarity genuinely matters.
Remote Full-time Early equity
Apply early — we'll reach out when ready
Open Now
Internship
Engineering / Design / Growth Intern
We're open to interns who want to work on real problems, not make-work projects. Whether you're a developer who wants to dig into anomaly detection, a designer who wants to own a feature end to end, or a marketer who can write technical content that developers actually read — tell us what you'd do and we'll figure out the fit together.
Remote Flexible duration Real ownership
Apply for an internship

The things we actually believe

Not a list of perks. The principles that shape how we build and how we work together.

Silence is a signal — in code and in teams

We say what we mean, flag problems early, and don't let things go quiet when they shouldn't. The same principle that drives the product drives how we communicate.

Ship with care, not speed

We'd rather ship something solid that customers trust than something fast that they have to work around. Quality is the feature.

Context over process

We don't have playbooks for everything. We share context, trust each other's judgment, and expect everyone to make good calls with the information they have.

Small team, big scope

Everyone works across the whole problem. There are no lanes that turn into silos. If something matters, it's someone's job — and that someone might be you.

Don't see your role? Send us a note anyway.

We're a small team. We sometimes hire for roles we haven't written a job description for yet. If you're genuinely excited about what we're building, the best thing you can do is tell us what you'd own.

What to include in your email to [email protected]
1

Who you are — in two sentences

Your background, what you've built or contributed to, and what kind of work energizes you. Skip the objective statement.

2

What you'd own at NotiLens

Not "I'd love to contribute to your mission." Tell us the specific thing you'd work on — a feature, a system, a channel, a problem. Be concrete.

3

Why NotiLens specifically

What resonates about the problem we're solving? The more specific, the better — generic enthusiasm doesn't tell us much.

4

Links to your work

GitHub, portfolio, writing, side projects — anything that shows how you think and what you build. No work samples required, but they help.

Build something that genuinely helps.

We read every application. If there's a fit — now or later — we'll reach out.

[email protected]