Developer Advocate

Great tools still need a translator — someone who can stand between the people who build the platform and the people trying to use it at 2am. That’s you. Half teacher, half feedback loop, fully allergic to fluff.

What you’ll actually do

Write the tutorial you wish existed. Ship demo apps that survive contact with reality. Bring the ugly feedback back to engineering before it shows up on the internet. Speak at things, but only when you’d actually attend them.

You’ll fit right in if

You can ship real code and explain it to someone who can’t. You have opinions about developer experience and receipts to back them. You’d rather answer one question well than post ten threads about it.

Nice extras

An audience that trusts you. A track record of docs, videos, or talks people actually finished. Comfort being wrong in public and fixing it fast.

How hiring goes

A conversation, a paid content project — a real tutorial or demo — and a team round. We read what you make more closely than what’s on your résumé.