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Technical Lead, Observability - London

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Observability Lead

You'll own observability across H: the strategy, technical design, and rollout. Your work will give visibility of the entire stack and surface the information the company relies on to make key decisions and quantify progress.

H builds computer-use agents that take actions in browsers and desktop applications. This role covers every technical system we run.

What you own

The whole problem space. This is a lead role that stays hands-on: you will set the direction, design the stack, lead others through building it, and work with internal teams on adoption. You'll be responsible for ensuring our teams measure what matters, and for learning our products and services in depth.

What you'd be doing

  • Setting one observability strategy that can be applied across teams and technical stacks
  • Owning the implementation of the systems that manage metrics, logs, traces, alerts, and dashboards
  • Defining SLAs, SLOs, and SLIs with our product, research, and infrastructure teams
  • Building end-to-end visibility of system dependencies, providing visualizations for users and context for agents
  • Automating how we track coverage, reliability, alert quality, and the cost of execution

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The first year

  • By month 3, every H product has SLAs, SLOs, and SLIs defined and measured in code, with compliance reports produced automatically.
  • By month 6, a single complete solution covers metric collection, log processing, and tracing.
  • By month 12, every system at H uses the same SDKs and interfaces, whether for alarms, metrics, logs, or traces.

Who you'd work with

You'll work with every team at H, across infrastructure, product, engineering, and research. Our VP of Engineering is the hiring manager.

What we think it takes

Likely a good fit if you

  • Have set the direction for a substantial piece of engineering work, delivered it, and got other teams to adopt it.
  • Have built production instrumentation and telemetry integrations yourself.
  • Have defined both product-level and technical-level SLAs, SLOs, and SLIs.
  • Have used SRE measurements such as error budgets, burn rates, and MTTA/MTTR/MTTM.
  • Have built self-managed observability systems, such as OTEL, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Mimir, Alloy, Elasticsearch, or Kibana.
  • Have worked with Kubernetes at scale, enterprise multi-tenancy, inference, or asynchronous agent workflows.

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How we hire

Four stages: a 30-minute call with our Talent team, a 60-minute technical assessment, a 60-minute system design interview, and a closing 30-minute conversation with the hiring manager.

Our process is tailored to the requirements for this specific role: the system design interview and the technical assessment closely match the work you would be delivering from day one.

Practicalities

The role is hybrid, with three days a week in either our Paris or our London office and occasional travel between the two. We offer a competitive package.

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