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WunderGraph

Developer Relations Engineer

RemoteUnited States only· UTC-8…UTC+1
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Full-time
Company size
Startup
$100k–$180k/yr
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Senior developer-relations engineer who can write code samples, build SDKs/demos, create technical content, and speak at conferences. Must be a strong software engineer with TypeScript and API (REST/GraphQL/OpenAPI) knowledge. Remote role expected to work US business hours (US or CET applicants acceptable).

Core skills

TypeScriptGraphQL

Required skills

PythonGoRESTOpenAPISwaggerGitHubVS CodeCLICI/CD

Optional skills

GraphQL FederationAPI infrastructureDiscordSlackStack Overflow

What you'll do

  • Be the technical face of WunderGraph in the developer ecosystem.
  • Build and nurture communities around API infrastructure and WunderGraph.
  • Engage developers on GitHub, Discord, Reddit, and other technical forums.
  • Speak at meetups, conferences, and developer events (virtual and in-person).
  • Launch ambassador programs and nurture relationships with influencers and thought leaders.
  • Write high-quality developer tutorials, guides, and blog posts.
  • Build open-source code samples, SDKs, demos, and proof-of-concepts.
  • Create technical talks and conference presentations.
  • Collaborate on technical video content: walkthroughs, workshops, live coding.
  • Publish content on developer platforms (Dev.to, Medium, Hashnode, etc.).
  • Improve onboarding and first-time user experience for WunderGraph.
  • Build interactive getting-started guides, playgrounds, and tools.
  • Contribute to documentation and technical resources.
  • Test new features from a developer’s perspective and provide actionable feedback.
  • Advocate for best practices in API development, GraphQL Federation, and DX.
  • Represent developer needs to product and engineering.
  • Collect, synthesize, and present feedback to influence roadmap.
  • Create developer personas and use cases to guide product design.
  • Track developer adoption, engagement, and sentiment.
  • Measure performance of technical content (views, usage, conversions).
  • Report on community growth and developer-to-customer conversion.
  • Benchmark against competitive developer programs.

What they require

  • Proven experience as a software engineer or developer advocate with strong technical credibility.
  • Hands-on experience with TypeScript (Python or Go a plus).
  • Strong knowledge of APIs, REST, GraphQL, OpenAPI/Swagger.
  • Familiarity with developer tools (GitHub, VS Code, CLI tooling, CI/CD).
  • Track record of building open-source projects, demos, or technical content.
  • Excellent communication skills 1 able to explain complex concepts clearly.
  • Public speaking experience at developer meetups or conferences.
  • Comfortable creating written, video, and live coding content.
  • Startup mindset 1 able to move fast, learn, and adapt in a scaling company.

Benefits

  • Work from wherever you thrive 6were fully remote and globally distributed.
  • Pick your preferred work hardware.
  • Discretionary PTO.
  • Depending on location, healthcare benefits according to local standards; in the United States: healthcare, dental and vision cover.
  • Team retreats across the globe.
  • Competitive compensation, aim to pay in the 75% and 90% percentile for market and location.
  • Co-working space options worldwide.

WunderGraph is a fast-growing startup building an open-source GraphQL Federation solution (Cosmo). Raised Series A ($7.5M) in March 2025; backed by eBay, Karma Ventures, and Aspenwood Ventures.

Developer ToolsStartup
$100k–$180k/yr