Job Description
Developer Advocate / Developer Relations Engineer
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Remote (US ) | Full-Time
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Early-Stage, Series-Backed Developer Infrastructure Startup
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We’re partnering with a fast-growing, developer-first infrastructure company to hire a Developer Advocate / DevRel Engineer. This is a high-impact role focused on engaging, educating, and building trust with a global community of engineers.
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They have strong technical adoption and a passionate user base — now they’re looking for someone to become a visible, credible voice in the developer community and help accelerate that momentum.
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What You’ll Do
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- Serve as a public-facing technical voice for the company across developer communities
- Actively engage with engineers on platforms like:
- Twitter/X
- Slack, Discord, and other community forums
- Create and share high-quality technical content, including:
- Code examples and demos
- Blog posts and tutorials
- Videos, livestreams, and walkthroughs
- Speak at conferences, meetups, and developer events
- Build authentic relationships with developers and gather feedback to influence product direction
- Partner closely with Marketing, Product, and Engineering to amplify product adoption
- Help drive community-led growth through education, storytelling, and hands-on engagement
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What We’re Looking For
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- Strong technical background — ideally a former or current software engineer
- Deep credibility with developers — you can speak their language and earn their trust
- Highly active in the developer community (online and/or in-person)
- Proven presence on platforms like:
- Twitter/X, YouTube, or blogs
- Reddit, Discord, Slack communities
- Experience creating technical content that developers actually care about
- Comfortable being public-facing — speaking, writing, and engaging at scale
- Passion for developer tools, infrastructure, or platforms
- Self-starter who thrives in early-stage, high-ownership environments
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Strong Signals (Nice to Have)
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- Existing audience or following in the developer ecosystem
- Conference speaking experience, podcasts, or published technical content
- Experience hosting or organizing developer meetups or events
- Background working at a developer tooling, infrastructure, or platform company
- Open-source contributions or active participation in technical communities
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Why This Role
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- Opportunity to become a recognized voice in a fast-growing developer ecosystem
- Work with a highly technical, product-driven team building for engineers
- High visibility and autonomy — your voice directly shapes how the company shows up to the world
- Be at the center of community, product, and growth
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