AI DevRel Engineer: API Tools & Demos Builder

You.com; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 230,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hubs in San Francisco and New YorkCity

Flexible PTO with U.S. holidays-observ

Health insurance plan covers 100% for

12 weeks of paid parental leave in the

401k program, 3% match - vested

$500 work-from-home stipend

$600 technology stipend

$1,200 per year Health & Wellness

Collaboration with AI research team

Job summary

You.com builds AI-powered search and research APIs for the agent era — the retrieval layer developers reach for when they're building agents, copilots, and AI-native products. This role sits at the seam between engineering and the developer community.

You're a strong Developer Relations Engineer who ships real things, and you're equally at home in an open-source repo, on a podcast, or on a conference panel.

Qualifications

• Hands-on engineer with fluency in modern AI and agent stack.
• Public GitHub profile or open-source contributions.
• Ability to communicate with engineers and executives.

Responsibilities

• Build reference implementations, demos, and tooling that show developers how to get real outcomes from You.com's APIs.
• Contribute to the open-source AI community on You.com's behalf: ship and maintain projects, and land You.com into the agent frameworks and developer tools people are already using.
• Be a credible technical voice — through code, writing, and talks — and represent You.com at hackathons, meetups, and panels.
• Bring the developer's perspective back into the product by staying close to what developers actually need and acting quickly.
• Translate between audiences: go deep on the technical how with engineers, and make the business why land with non-technical and executive stakeholders.

Skills

Systems design

Dev community

Communication

Job description

You.com builds AI-powered search and research APIs for the agent era — the retrieval layer developers reach for when they're building agents, copilots, and AI-native products. This role sits at the seam between engineering and the developer community.

You're a strong Developer Relations Engineer who ships real things, and you're equally at home in an open-source repo, on a podcast, or on a conference panel.