2 months ago
Ireland (city not specified)Mid Level
Responsibilities
- Implement features powering Elastic Defend user interface capabilities.
- Contribute to the architecture of Elastic Defend management, response actions, and OSquery forensics capabilities.
- Develop scalable, high-performance systems within the Elastic ecosystem.
- Write production-grade TypeScript and Node.js code in a well-tested codebase.
- Collaborate with engineering, product, and design teams on cross-team and large product features.
- Contribute to engineering standards, tooling, and team-process improvements driven by AI usage.
- Participate in code reviews and collaborate with a globally distributed team.
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of Node.js and React skills.
- TypeScript experience is a plus.
- Ability and willingness to use AI to understand complex problems and accelerate development.
- Comfort developing collaboratively and exchanging feedback across time zones.
- Initiative-taking approach to asking questions and improving product and engineering processes.
Benefits
- Base salary range of €72,800–€115,100 EUR with no variable compensation component.
- Health coverage for employees and families in many locations.
- Flexible locations and schedules for many roles.
- Generous vacation allowance.
- Employer matching of up to $2,000 or local-currency equivalent for financial donations and service.
- Up to 40 hours per year for volunteer projects.
- At least 16 weeks of parental leave.
- Distributed work environment with an emphasis on inclusive culture and accessibility.
Tech Stack
About Elastic
Elastic builds the Elasticsearch-based platform for enterprise search, observability (logging, metrics, APM), and security (SIEM/endpoint). It sells subscriptions and Elastic Cloud managed services with usage-based pricing, combining open source and proprietary features through Elasticsearch and Kibana. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, Elastic is publicly traded on the NYSE and is used by more than half of the Fortune 500.
