Engineer-in-Residence : Adoption

Engineer-in-Residence: Adoption Empower developers. Drive adoption. Shape the future of observability. At SigNoz , we’re building an open-source observability platform that developers love. With a rapidly growing global community and 21K+ stars on GitHub, we’re on a mission to bring powerful, affordable observability to every engineering team — starting with great OpenTelemetry support. We’re looking for an Engineer-in-Residence: Adoption — a technically solid engineer who wants to work with customers to help them succeed in adopting observability the right way. You won’t be writing product code day to day — but you will be deep in Kubernetes clusters, instrumentation pipelines, and customer Slack channels. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys solving real-world problems, talking to developers, and shaping adoption best practices. 💡 Why SigNoz? 👉 Opportunity to work in a global dev infra product 👉 Backed by YC and some of the prominent VCs in the Bay Area. 👉 We are completely remote. No offices. 💼 What You'll Own Guide engineering teams as they adopt SigNoz — from setup to scaling to rollout. Design and advise on best-practice observability architectures using SigNoz + OpenTelemetry. Collaborate 1:1 with customers to troubleshoot issues, debug instrumentation, and improve their setup. Capture learnings and turn them into guides, templates, and tooling for the broader community. Be the internal champion for users — influence product, docs, and roadmap with real-world insights. 🔍 What We’re Looking For 2–6 years of experience as a software, infra, SRE, or platform engineer. Hands-on familiarity with observability tools and telemetry pipelines Experience with Kubernetes, containers, cloud-native infra. You enjoy talking to other developers, sharing knowledge, and helping unblock problems. Bonus: If you have been an entrepreneur in the past or tried starting something of your own. We love technical founders and a good chunk of our team is ex-founders 🚀 Why This Role Matters SigNoz is often the first observability tool many teams adopt. Your job is to make that experience delightful, educational, and successful — and to help us build the muscle that makes adoption at scale easy.