incident.io
5 open TypeScript positions
Open Positions
Product Engineer (mobile)
The role is for the first React Native Product Engineer to lead the development of the mobile app for iOS and Android. Responsibilities include driving the mobile app experience, building across the stack (React Native focus), prioritizing usability and performance, and mentoring team members. Candidates must have experience building and shipping high-quality React Native apps used at scale.
Product Engineer
The Product Engineer will identify meaningful problems, gather customer feedback through engagement, and take end-to-end ownership of features from design and planning through implementation and delivery. Key activities involve leveraging Go, Typescript/React, and cloud infrastructure expertise to iterate quickly while balancing speed and depth. The role requires setting a high bar for collaboration, clear documentation, and sound decision-making to drive high-impact customer outcomes.
Security Engineer
incident.io is seeking the first Security Engineer to embed within product teams, focusing on designing and building secure systems from the ground up using application security expertise. Key responsibilities include identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities through white-box and black-box techniques, introducing security tooling, and championing secure coding practices across the organization. The role requires hands-on experience with security testing and familiarity with modern web application stacks.
Product Engineer (mobile)
This role is for the first React Native Product Engineer to lead the development of the company's mobile app for iOS and Android. Responsibilities include shaping architecture, working end-to-end across the stack, prioritizing user experience (usability, performance), and mentoring the team. The ideal candidate must have experience building and shipping high-quality, scalable apps using React Native.
Product Engineer
Product Engineers at incident.io are responsible for identifying meaningful problems and taking end-to-end ownership of features, from initial design through implementation, testing, and delivery. Key activities involve engaging with customers to gather feedback and iterating quickly on solutions using the established stack of Go, Typescript with React, and Postgres. Success requires a strong customer-focused and product-minded approach, balancing speed, depth, and technical debt pragmatically.