Revyl
Proactive observability
Frontend Engineer - Intern
About the role
We're looking for a Frontend Engineer Intern to help build the next generation of AI-powered testing and observability tools. You'll work closely with our founding team to craft intuitive, high-performance user experiences while gaining hands-on experience with modern frontend technologies.
What you'll be working on
- Building elegant, user-friendly interfaces for our AI-driven testing and tracing platform
- Designing and implementing interactive data visualizations to help users understand test results and system behavior
- Improving the UX of our agentic testing workflows, making debugging and error detection seamless
What we're looking for
- Passion for frontend development and design—you care about how things look, feel, and function
- Experience with modern frontend frameworks
- Interest in data visualization and making complex systems easy to understand
- Understanding of frontend performance optimization
- High level of ownership and autonomy—you're excited to take on challenges and drive features end-to-end
Bonus points for
- Experience with browser automation or testing frameworks
- Having a strong portfolio of past work
- Experience in network logs and browser internals
Why join us?
- Work with cutting-edge AI and observability tools
- Build a product from the ground up and have a real impact
- Learn from a small, high-talent founding team in San Francisco
- Opportunity for full-time conversion
About the interview
- Initial chat with the founder
- Take-home frontend challenge
- Technical interview (45 min, frontend-focused)
- Final interview with the team (onsite or remote for non-SF applicants)
About Revyl
Revyl is a proactive observability platform that catches and triages bugs across iOS, Android, and web applications before they reach production.
Our mission is to automate software reliability. The first step is to create end to end testing that enables companies to ship faster with confidence.
The founding team created DragonCrawl and have left Uber AI to commercialize their work. We are well capitalized and have been backed by investors like Felicis, General Catalyst, and Y Combinator, with support from angels like the co-creator of OpenTelemetry, as well as strategic angels from Meta, Nvidia, and Uber. With early enterprise traction, we are well positioned to be the default reliability platform of the future.
