Developer Relations Engineer

Know our models better than anyone, and show developers the best way to build with them.

• Go deep on every model and SDK, build examples for different verticals, and help customers ship.
• You've shipped app or SDK integrations yourself, and enjoy meeting customers.

Location Amsterdam, Remote in Europe

Type Full time

You spend half your time building demo apps, examples, and integrations with tools like n8n, Raycast, Expo, and Home Assistant, together with our content team. You spend the other half with developers at companies that want to ship our models, such as Voz, Gist, Redact, or Moderator, and you help them until the model is live.

In one meeting, you explain to engineers how the model runs, and to product leads what that means for their users. The work is hands-on.

• Build demo apps and examples for specific verticals and types of products.
• Work with engineering and marketing on the best way to present each model: demos, model pages, and launch posts.
• Build and keep up our integrations with tools like n8n, Raycast, Expo, and Home Assistant.
• Turn developer questions into docs, examples, and feedback for the SDK and model teams.
• Give talks, and publish posts and videos.
• Travel to customers and events in Europe and the US.

• Have given talks, or published posts, a newsletter, or a podcast.
• Have been the only person in a function, and enjoy meeting customers.
• Live in Europe and travel often.
• Write clean, tested code, and spot a weak change in review, whether a person or an agent wrote it.
• Plan and run your work through coding agents such as Claude Code, with a low tolerance for slop.
• Built apps on vibe-code platforms or with coding agents.

Start what needs starting without waiting to be asked, and finish what you start. Take on work outside your role when a project needs you.

We ship quickly, so we cut scope until only the part users notice is left. Anyone can comment on your work or redo your draft, and we say early when work isn't ready. We read that feedback as help.

We judge the work by what shipped and what changed because of it. Nobody counts hours.