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Software Engineer - Synthetic Monitoring | UK | Remote

Grafana Labs - Remote - Remote - posted 2026-07-30

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Grafana Labs is hiring a Software Engineer to join the Synthetic Monitoring squad, a team building a multi-tenant distributed system that helps organizations proactively verify critical user journeys, APIs, and services work as expected. The product executes billions of synthetic tests monthly from probe locations worldwide and customer-operated private probes, running on Kubernetes across AWS, GCP, and Azure. The role is genuinely full-stack: you'll own features end-to-end from Go backend services and data models through the execution pipeline to TypeScript/React frontends. You'll design and evolve systems—not just features—contributing to architectural decisions on scheduling, probe lifecycle, telemetry ingestion, and API design that shape how the product scales. Key responsibilities include building cross-product and AI-assisted workflows connecting Synthetic Monitoring to the wider Grafana Cloud platform, making the product operable at enterprise scale with governance primitives for teams managing hundreds of checks, and breaking down complex ambiguous problems into incremental deliverables. You'll ensure quality through testing, observability, and documentation—reliability is critical since customers alert on check results. You'll participate in the team's on-call rotation and take ownership of the services you run. The tech stack is Go, TypeScript, and React, though you'll build tools for users across many stacks. Grafana Labs is a 100% remote, globally distributed company with 1,600+ team members across 40+ countries, backed by Lightspeed, Sequoia, GIC, Coatue, and others. The company emphasizes open source, open standards, open ecosystems, and open culture, with a focus on transparency, autonomy, and trust.

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