Software Engineer, Product Analytics PlatformActive$196K–$261K

The opportunity

Millions of people use Notion — and this number is increasing every day. That means millions of people trust us to deliver a fast, reliable, and secure experience, and we value this more than anything.

What you'll do

  • You'll help shape a brand-new platform team and have real influence over the architecture and roadmap.

  • You'll own critical infrastructure that spans experimentation, feature: gating, event logging, schematization, governance and play a pivotal role in the development of systems, tools and infrastructure that are key to reliable and trustworthy instrumentation

  • You'll build self-serve analytic platforms that builds on top of events,: metrics, and experiments to power workflows used by AI agents

  • You'll work cross-functionally with engineers and partners from the Product,: Data Science, Data Engineering and AI teams to enable new product analytics use cases

  • You’ll work on all levels of the stack including infrastructure, libraries: and product code as needed to successfully build and deliver internal platforms that provide high leverage to multiple product teams

  • You'll be responsible for monitoring and operating systems in production.: You’ll understand systems deeply, optimize performance and evolve critical production systems with minimal user disruption.

What they're looking for

  • Curiosity in working across the stack: You enjoy understanding systems end-to-end—from product surfaces to infrastructure and data flows—and improving them with a hands-on, learn-by-doing mindset.
  • Data-driven approach to building & improving systems: You use metrics, traces, logs, and experiments to diagnose issues, validate hypotheses, and prioritize the fixes that deliver the most impact.
  • A knack for ergonomic developer & agentic tooling: You build interfaces that are intuitive and hard to misuse—thoughtful APIs, clear docs, and extensible patterns that help other engineers move faster.
  • Pragmatic and business-oriented: You care about the business impact of what you're building, and you prioritize projects accordingly. You're not just going after cool stuff—you understand the balance between craft, speed, and the bottom line.