People Culture Talent
Founding Developer Relations
About this role
We are looking for a Developer Relations professional to enhance our engagement within the developer community, focusing on content creation, education, and community interaction. This role involves representing the company at events and providing valuable feedback from developers to improve our platform.
What you'll do
- Advocate for the company in developer communities
- Create technical content like tutorials and documentation
- Engage and build relationships within developer spaces
- Gather developer insights for product feedback
- Educate developers on best practices and platform features
- Participate in industry events and conferences
What they're looking for
- 3+ years in Developer Relations or software engineering
- Coding skills
- Strong written and verbal communication
- Experience with technical content creation
- Passion for teaching and helping others
- Public speaking experience
- Familiarity with APIs and developer tooling
Benefits
- Work with a venture-backed AI infrastructure company
- High retention rates and exceptional team environment
- Opportunity for meaningful ownership
- Learn from a team with experience from Google, Meta, and AWS
- Shape the future of business and AI collaboration
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People Culture Talent
People Culture Talent builds a platform for sophisticated software and AI teams, offering AI infrastructure and developer-focused tools. The company is hiring Developer Relations, Frontend Engineers, Product Engineers, Customer Engineers, and Sales Engineers to strengthen community engagement, enhance user experience, and support technical implementation and sales efforts.
View all jobs at People Culture TalentLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a piece of technical content you've created that gained real traction with developers. How did you measure its impact?
- Describe your experience with APIs and developer tooling. What's a complex technical concept you've had to explain to developers, and how did you approach it?