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A leading tech company in London is seeking a React Native Product Engineer to lead the development of their mobile app for iOS and Android. This role emphasizes user experience, allowing for autonomy in shaping architecture and release processes. Ideal candidates will have a strong background in React Native and will care deeply about delivering quality software. Competitive salary, market-leading benefits, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact are offered.
About incident.io
incident.io is the leading all-in-one platform for incident management. From small bugs to major outages, incident.io helps teams respond fast, reduce downtime, and improve every time something goes wrong.
Since launching in 2021, we've helped 800 companies-including Netflix, Airbnb and Block-resolve over 250,000 incidents. Every month, more than 30,000 responders across Engineering, Product and Support use incident.io to fix things faster.
We're a small team that cares deeply about pragmatism, quality, magic, and pace. We've raised $100M from Index Ventures, Insight Partners and Point Nine, alongside many angel investors who are founders and executives of world-class companies.
Why you should join us
We're building the on-call experience we've always wanted-fast, intuitive, and human.
We're looking for our first React Native Product Engineer to lead the charge on our mobile app for iOS and Android. You'll have a wide remit, plenty of autonomy, and the chance to shape everything from architecture and tooling to the user experience and release process.
This is a rare opportunity to join us early and build something meaningful: a product that supports real people through high-stakes, high-pressure moments-and helps them feel in control.
If you care about craft, thoughtful UX, and doing work that has immediate impact, we'd love to hear from you. While your main focus will be on mobile, you'll work across the stack and alongside product engineers, designers, and PMs to ship work that has an impact on thousands of users.