Developer Advocate Jobs
Developer Advocate jobs are open across cloud infrastructure, developer tools, fintech, and enterprise SaaS, from new-grad community programs to principal and staff levels, with specializations in API advocacy, open source, and technical content. Find a role that fits from the openings below and apply directly.
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About Sent
Sent is an infrastructure for sending A2P messages across SMS, WhatsApp, and RCS through a single unified API. Our intelligent routing model automates channel selection based on deliverability and cost, ensuring lower cost and global reach without any channel-specific integrations.
We recently closed a $12M Series A backed by Companyon Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, UIF, and others. We're hiring to build the best infrastructure to replace multi-channel messaging stacks.
The Role
We're hiring a Developer advocate to be the technical voice of Sent among developers. The job is to produce a steady stream of technical content, code, demos, posts, videos, talks, and to engage with developers where they actually hang out: Hacker News, X, Reddit, Discord servers, GitHub.
You'll write the tutorial that ranks for "how to send WhatsApp from Node.js." You'll attend events, conferences, hackathons, and host some in-house. You'll build the demo that gets passed around in a Slack channel. You'll be in the comments when someone asks how Sent compares to Twilio, and you'll have a useful answer ready.
What you'll do
Publish technical content on a regular cadence: tutorials, comparison posts, deep dives, working demos, sample apps
Maintain a strong personal presence on X, YouTube, Linkedin, other dev media channels, building an audience of developers who care about messaging infrastructure
Show up at developer conferences and meetups, sometimes speaking, sometimes running a booth, sometimes both
Host and co-host events and strategic hackathons, embedding Sent in the dev ecosystem
Own the SDK and quickstart developer experience end to end, and feed friction back to engineering
Run office hours, livestreams, or whatever format works to get builders engaged with the product
What you bring
At least 4 years working as a developer, with at least 1-2 of those years in DevRel, developer marketing, or as a public-facing technical IC
You ship code. You can build a working integration in a weekend and write up how you did it on Monday
A real portfolio of public technical content: blog posts, repos, talks, videos, or a following you've built yourself
Strong writing. You can explain a webhook signature flow without making the reader want to die
Comfort with messaging, telecom, or API infrastructure is a plus but not required
Our Commitment to You
Meaningful equity with high growth potential
Top-tier medical, dental, vision fully covered
401(k) with 100% match up to 4%
Unlimited PTO
New MacBook Pro + Apple Studio Display
Equinox membership stipend
Sent, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive team. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and experiences.
Compensation Range: $155K - $225K
About Sent
Sent is an infrastructure for sending A2P messages across SMS, WhatsApp, and RCS through a single unified API. Our intelligent routing model automates channel selection based on deliverability and cost, ensuring lower cost and global reach without any channel-specific integrations.
We recently closed a $12M Series A backed by Companyon Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, UIF, and others. We're hiring to build the best infrastructure to replace multi-channel messaging stacks.
The Role
We're hiring a Developer advocate to be the technical voice of Sent among developers. The job is to produce a steady stream of technical content, code, demos, posts, videos, talks, and to engage with developers where they actually hang out: Hacker News, X, Reddit, Discord servers, GitHub.
You'll write the tutorial that ranks for "how to send WhatsApp from Node.js." You'll attend events, conferences, hackathons, and host some in-house. You'll build the demo that gets passed around in a Slack channel. You'll be in the comments when someone asks how Sent compares to Twilio, and you'll have a useful answer ready.
What you'll do
Publish technical content on a regular cadence: tutorials, comparison posts, deep dives, working demos, sample apps
Maintain a strong personal presence on X, YouTube, Linkedin, other dev media channels, building an audience of developers who care about messaging infrastructure
Show up at developer conferences and meetups, sometimes speaking, sometimes running a booth, sometimes both
Host and co-host events and strategic hackathons, embedding Sent in the dev ecosystem
Own the SDK and quickstart developer experience end to end, and feed friction back to engineering
Run office hours, livestreams, or whatever format works to get builders engaged with the product
What you bring
At least 4 years working as a developer, with at least 1-2 of those years in DevRel, developer marketing, or as a public-facing technical IC
You ship code. You can build a working integration in a weekend and write up how you did it on Monday
A real portfolio of public technical content: blog posts, repos, talks, videos, or a following you've built yourself
Strong writing. You can explain a webhook signature flow without making the reader want to die
Comfort with messaging, telecom, or API infrastructure is a plus but not required
Our Commitment to You
Meaningful equity with high growth potential
Top-tier medical, dental, vision fully covered
401(k) with 100% match up to 4%
Unlimited PTO
New MacBook Pro + Apple Studio Display
Equinox membership stipend
Sent, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive team. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and experiences.
Compensation Range: $155K - $225K
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in developer advocate jobs.
- Hands-on experience building or integrating with APIs, SDKs, or developer platforms
- Demonstrated technical writing, documentation, or content creation for developer audiences
- Public speaking experience at meetups, conferences, or online developer events
- Proficiency in at least one programming language relevant to the company's primary stack
- Experience growing or engaging an online developer community through forums, Discord, or GitHub
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or a related technical field
Tips for Your Developer Advocate Job Search
Show your code and your content
Developer advocate roles expect both. Your resume should link to public repositories, conference talk recordings, or technical blog posts you've authored. Hiring teams treat your actual output as a portfolio, so make every example easy to find and click through.
Tailor your resume to the platform layer
A role at a database company values different depth than one at an AI inference startup. Read the job description for the specific technology layer and reorder your bullets to surface the most relevant API or SDK experience at the top, not buried on page two.
Target companies mid-product launch
Developer advocate headcount often spikes when a company ships a new SDK, opens a public beta, or hosts a major developer conference. Watching release announcements and event schedules lets you apply while the team is actively building community rather than backfilling attrition.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists developer advocate openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare a live technical demo for interviews
Most developer advocate interview loops include a presentation or live demo segment. Practice walking through a real project you've built, explaining the decision points as you would to a skeptical developer audience, not a hiring manager who already wants to like you.
Negotiate scope before you negotiate salary
Developer advocate roles vary enormously in how much time goes to content, events, or product feedback. In the offer conversation, get clarity on the ratio before accepting. A title-match with a travel-heavy scope or a support-first mandate can reshape the role entirely.
Developer Advocate Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most developer advocates?
The companies hiring the most developer advocates right now include Databricks, Viam, and sent, with the largest share of openings in California, New York, and Arizona, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Cloud infrastructure providers, developer tool companies, and enterprise API platforms consistently post the highest volume of these roles.
How many developer advocate jobs are remote?
About 90% of developer advocate openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, making it one of the more remote-accessible technical roles in the industry. Sub-areas focused on technical content, documentation, and online community tend to offer the most location flexibility, while roles centered on conference presence or enterprise sales support are more likely to require travel or an office base.
How do you become a developer advocate?
Start by building publicly: contribute to open source projects, write technical tutorials, and speak at local meetups or virtual developer events. Get comfortable explaining complex technical concepts to audiences with varying skill levels. Most people who break into developer advocacy come from software engineering or technical writing, so treat those disciplines as your foundation rather than a detour. A visible portfolio of content and community work carries more weight than credentials alone.
Can you get a developer advocate job without much experience?
Yes, especially if you can demonstrate community involvement and technical communication before you apply. Entry-level developer advocate and developer relations associate roles exist specifically for candidates who are early in their careers. Focus on producing a few strong, public-facing examples such as a well-documented GitHub project, a tutorial series, or a recorded talk. Employers in this space weight evidence of genuine developer empathy over years of experience at a known company.
What does the developer advocate interview process look like?
Most processes run three to five rounds. An initial recruiter screen is followed by a hiring manager conversation focused on your technical background and community experience. From there, expect a technical content or demo round where you explain a concept or walk through a project live. Some companies add a take-home writing sample or a mock developer onboarding session. Final rounds typically involve cross-functional stakeholders from product, engineering, or marketing who want to see how you collaborate.
Where can I find and apply to developer advocate jobs?
You can find and apply to developer advocate jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Find roles that match your background and apply directly to each listing. Searching by specific technology stack or seniority level helps narrow the results to positions that are the right fit for where you are in your career.
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