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SWE-2- UI- Security/SIEM

United States

Location- open to 100% remote- Must live in the United States or Canada

Massive Scale: Our microservices architecture in AWS ingests hundreds of terabytes daily across many geographic regions. Millions of queries a day analyze hundreds of petabytes of data. At Sumo Logic, we are building a data platform designed to power the analytics and investigations that are common in the Security Operation Centers of large enterprises. It is designed to accept hundreds of billions of events from security-relevant data sources (detection products, network sensors, log shippers, inventory systems) per day. It is cloud-native, with no plan to support an on-premise deployment. It is multi-tenant and is designed to simultaneously process events from thousands of our customers. And, it is security-focused — it is designed to perform the kinds of stateful analyses that security analysts demand. We are building this platform the way startups should — with ruthless prioritization, and with a live and demanding customer base.

By joining us as a SWE-2 Frontend Engineer for Cloud SIEM Enterprise, you have the opportunity to make our vision a reality, one feature at a time.

What You Will Be Doing:

  • Build and maintain beautiful user interfaces for our customers
  • Work inside of a fast-paced iterative environment Implementing clean modern designs
  • Make decisions based on actual client usage

 Who You Are:

  • 2+ years’ experience in a similar role or related technical field
  • Experience developing web apps with React
  • Familiarity with TypeScript, Webpack, and Apollo/GraphQL is preferred
  • You love collecting data about your UI as much as building it to make decisions based on usage
  • Experience in common UI testing frameworks, including Jest and Cypress
  • Knowledge of standards and best practices for UX/UI design
  • Flexibility and willingness to quickly take on new roles and responsibilities
  • Bonus if you have experience with Material UI and/or CICD tooling (Jenkins, GHA, etc.)

 

About Us

Sumo Logic, Inc. empowers the people who power modern, digital business. Sumo Logic enables customers to deliver reliable and secure cloud-native applications through its Sumo Logic SaaS Analytics Log Platform, which helps practitioners and developers ensure application reliability, secure and protect against modern security threats, and gain insights into their cloud infrastructures. Customers worldwide rely on Sumo Logic to get powerful real-time analytics and insights across observability and security solutions for their cloud-native applications. For more information, visit www.sumologic.com.

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Other details

  • Health, Dental, Vision- Insurance
  • Unlimited PTO with 15+ days of recognized holidays
  • Quarterly Wellness days
  • 100% remote with the option to be in the office if you want (Bay Area, Austin, Denver, Raleigh)
  • 3 months of paid parental leave

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