Watchful is disrupting the security monitoring sector with AI-accelerated camera monitoring. We're currently growing rapidly and are looking for talented individuals to help scale up our capacity, deliver excellent user experiences and ensure our systems are air-tight and resilient. Get in touch if you're interested in joining a burgeoning startup that is quietly disrupting the security monitoring market and growing rapidly. Hiring for the following roles: Software Engineer Roles (>= Intermediate): - 5+ years experience as SWE - Generalist, product-minded software engineers that can switch between frontend, infra, backend and more - High impact role, directly influencing product/engineering direction - Self-driven, shows initiative, autonomous - Join a team of 4 existing engineers. Site Reliability Engineer (SRE): - 5+ years of experience - Expert at terraform, cloud services, observability and CI/CD - Able to take initiative to secure, lock down and make reliable the parts of the platform you see fit - Opportunity to drive the SRE culture and make the platform bulletproof. Designer role: - 3+ years of design experience - Ability to code simple frontends like marketing websites (using AI is fine) - High influence/impact on design direction - Self-driven and able to deliver without much hand-holding - Work directly with lead designer. Send your resume to young-ju.lee \[at\] watchful.co.nz to apply. If you are concerned about lack of experience, get in touch anyway - happy to entertain taking bets on younger, talented engineers/designers.

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