PagerDuty

PagerDuty was born in 2009 when three Amazon developers got sick of their own on-call nightmares. Now 1,200 people strong across five continents, they've built the operations cloud that 30,000 organizations depend on — including 68% of the Fortune 100. Here's what they actually do: when critical systems fail, PagerDuty gets the right people notified in seconds, coordinates the response, and learns from what went wrong.

AI agents now handle the repetitive stuff so your team focuses on the real problems. It's not flashy. It's practical. Whether you're debugging at midnight or coordinating a major incident, this is the platform that makes it work. They're explicit about their values — champion the customer, run together, own your work, take the lead, bring your whole self. The company operates with 750+ integrations and a truly distributed team. Remote job seekers in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and globally will find a mature company that's been shipping remote-first operations for years.

You get access to PagerDuty University, a community of 1M+ users, and colleagues across continents. The work is serious — keeping systems running reliably matters — but the culture pushes back against burnout with flexibility and real support.