Developer Relations

What you'll do

• Write authoritative deep-dive blog posts on hard problems (latency, stateful serverless, sandboxing, enterprise agent architecture, benchmarks). Interview engineers to ensure technical accuracy.
• Own the documentation: keep it accurate, clear, and up-to-date with all product changes.
• Ship integration guides, tutorials, and runnable code examples that developers can clone and run in minutes.
• Run and grow the Discord community and beyond: answer technical questions, turn users into advocates, and route feedback to product and content teams.
• Represent Blaxel at events: speak, attend meetups, and run community events to attract the right developers.
• Set up AI-powered systems and automation to scale content creation.
• Measure content and channels that drive signups and adoption; iterate by doubling down on what works.

Who you are

• Builder first: able to read code, dig into unfamiliar parts of the codebase (with AI assistance), build working examples, and explain them clearly. This is non-negotiable.
• Super autonomous: proactively find experts, ask sharp questions, and figure things out without hand-holding.
• Excellent technical writer: simplify complex topics into clear, engaging, accurate content that respects developers' intelligence.
• Fluent in the stack: knowledge of AI infra, containers, sandboxes, VMs, tradeoffs between major clouds and neoclouds. Strong curiosity about AI and the ecosystem.
• AI-native: use AI as a multiplier on top of real technical understanding; wire up automation for repetitive tasks.
• Comfortable on stage and in community threads: enjoy engaging in Discord, conferences, or viral technical discussions.

Nice-to-haves

• Experience with AI infrastructure, containers, sandboxes, VMs, and cloud tradeoffs.
• Prior experience building or scaling developer communities.
• Track record of creating technical content that drives adoption.