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Working at incident.io

The stakes are real, the talent is insane, and somehow, it's still a genuinely lovely place to work.

We move fast, and we don't waste time on unnecessary process. Everyone owns their patch, everyone pulls their weight, and everyone can see the mark they've made. We put in the time and the magic that most places don't have time for, and when there's a way to make something better, we find it.

$92m

investment raised to date

200+

people across NY, SF and London

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Life at incident

Work is intense here, and we're honest about that. So we protect the things that make us human: the long weekends, the school runs, the moments that matter outside work.


Dear reader,

A letter from the founder

Like many companies, incident.io was born out of frustration at the status quo. The tools and processes for managing incidents with large scale systems were clunky, hard to use and constantly let us down.

In 2021, we quit our jobs, rented a room in an old fire station and set out to build the platform we’d always wanted to use. Since then, over 1,000 companies—including Netflix, Airbnb, and Block—use incident.io to manage hundreds of thousands of incidents. Our platform has become the go-to place for engineering, product and support teams to respond quickly, coordinate clearly, and get better each time something breaks.

We’re a team of over 200, spread across the UK and US. We obsess over making our product feel intuitive and a little bit magical. We care deeply about pace and pragmatism. And we’re building a team that’s full of smart and kind people you’d want on your side when things go wrong.

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