Senior Frontend Engineer, Honeycomb
App Enablement Team
$180-205k
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Provides full stack observability and analysis
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Provides full stack observability and analysis
201-500 employees
Be an early applicant
$180-205k
More information about location
201-500 employees
Company mission
To give all software engineering teams the observability they need to eliminate toil and delight their users.
Role
Who you are
- Experience building applications with React. You’ve worked in large codebases, implementing modern React patterns to build maintainable, performant interfaces. Experience with TypeScript is highly preferred
- Experience working on a component library or design system. You’ve built or maintained reusable UI components and understand the challenges of creating consistent, accessible, and flexible building blocks for a broader product surface
- Passion for making systems work better. We’ll be building out and maturing Honeycomb’s design system and internal tools. We’re looking for engineers who want to automate the toil away from frontend development and feedback loops so that product teams can build cool new features even faster
- A strong sense of teamwork. You have worked on teams requiring collaboration with other engineers and cross-functional partners, such as product managers and designers. You look for opportunities to reduce knowledge silos and level up the team members around you. You enjoy pair programming and helping others when they are stuck
- Experience evaluating feedback loops for the Software Development Lifecycle. This team is first and foremost for other developers. You have experience in running programs and building tools to keep the feedback loop fast and high signal for the fastest development as possible
What the job involves
- You’ll be joining the App Enablement engineering team, focused on improving developer productivity and experience across Honeycomb. We own our internal design system, Lattice, along with frontend tooling and infrastructure—all aimed at making it easier to build fast, accessible, high-quality interfaces
- This team brings a platform mindset to frontend engineering, helping product teams build features quickly while upholding standards through smart defaults, strong collaboration, and thoughtful tooling
- Build and evolve our design system. You’ll spend much of your time building Lattice, our internal design system, using TypeScript and React. This includes building accessible, reusable UI components, improving documentation and developer experience, and ensuring consistency across our product surfaces. Your work will directly support other engineers and designers by making it easier and faster to build polished, high-quality interfaces
- Model and implement engineering best practices. You’ll contribute your perspective to larger technical decisions, influencing how we build and evolve our front end—including the infrastructure that supports it. This includes having opinions on things like styling conventions, linting rules, and the overall developer experience of our front-end stack
- Provide technical leadership.You’ll take the lead on projects, helping to drive them from idea to implementation
- Collaborate with Design and other development teams. You’ll work closely with designers and engineers across teams to ensure we’re building the right things in the right way—helping them move faster while maintaining quality, consistency, and usability
- Educate compassionately. From onboarding to their first pull request to shipping to production, App Enablement should be helping newbees and tenured bees alike to learn more about how to ship robust and accessible frontends at a rapid development velocity
- Pair program with other engineers. Our team is fully distributed across multiple time zones, and we regularly use pair programming to build our solutions. Pairing is not required for every change but is a tool we use to help reduce knowledge silos, encourage strong communication, and help other engineers learn how to effectively use our tools and systems
Our take
Traditional processes of debugging apps and IT services are becoming obsolete due to the mass adoption of cloud-based tools. However, whilst cloud-based development presents a modern and unified solution to application building, frameworks for troubleshooting such services are not currently something many businesses are prepared for.
Honeycomb provides troubleshooting tools that allow cloud-based software developers to observe code on API tools, live applications, and microservices. The troubleshooting dashboard is designed to be highly visual and user-friendly, thus allowing developers to diagnose cloud-based problems without having a deep understanding of computer science.
The company is building on its 2022 momentum after achieving another consecutive year of 2x revenue growth, driving 160% net revenue retention for its 600+ customers around the globe. Series D awarded in 2023 will be channelled into geographical expansion and supporting its products. Honeycomb’s approach is unique as it is facilitating the harmonious deployment of cloud-based debugging tools in a landscape where such services are essential yet difficult to understand.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
76% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 7 rounds)
Apr 2023
$50m
SERIES D
Oct 2021
$50m
SERIES C
Total funding: $146.9m
Company benefits
- 100% covered medical, dental, vision, HSA, FSA, disability, and more
- Unlimited PTO, synchronous company break, paid sabbatical, and expressed minimum for time to recharge
- 401K retirement plans and fully paid life insurance
- Up to 16 weeks paid leave regardless of path to parenthood; flexible hours for returning parents and caregivers
- $10K to cover gaps in insurance, in support of adoption, surrogacy, preservation, and family-planning costs
- $600 per year to spend on the perks you care for most
- A stake in our success
- Generous new hire equity, and refresh grants
- Annual $1,500 development stipend; funding for cognitive coaching; and a focus on career pathing
- $500 new hire home setup stipend and $200/mo for wifi, phone and co-working
Company HQ
Union Square, San Francisco, CA
Leadership
Charity Majors
(CTO)Former Product Engineering Manager at Facebook and Infrastructure Tech Lead at Parse.
Christine Yen
(CEO)Former Engineer at Parse and IOS contractor at Ridejoy. Co-founder of Venuetastic. BSc in Computer Science from MIT.
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