Developer Advocate

SearchApi, LLC; United States; Remote; USD 110,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

SearchApi, LLC is seeking a Developer Advocate to be the technical face of our API. You will craft demos, host videos, and speak at events to show developers how SearchApi delivers real-time, structured data from dozens of sources.

You’ll own the content cadence, script and edit videos, and gather feedback from the community to drive product improvements. This role blends engineering, content, and community-building in a video-first environment.

Qualifications

• Excellent on-camera presence and speaking abilities.
• Experience creating demos and tutorials using an API.
• Ability to script, shoot, and edit video content.
• Strong ability to gather developer feedback and communicate with product teams.
• Comfort presenting at conferences, webinars, and livestreams.

Responsibilities

• Be the face of the product in video and live sessions.
• Host shorts, long-form videos, and webinars for developers.
• Build and review demos and example apps.
• Share developer feedback with the product team.
• Own formats, cadence, and topics for content.

Skills

Public speaking

Video production

API storytelling

Job description

Developer Advocate We are looking for a Developer Advocate to be the technical face of SearchApi. You build real things with our API and put them in front of developers: on camera, in demos, in front of a crowd. Part creator, part engineer, part community. The job is video-first: you host the shorts, the long-form, the webinars. But you also show up where developers are, and you carry their feedback back to the team. On camera, in native-level English.

About SearchApi SearchApi is a real-time SERP API delivering structured data from 100+ search engines and sources, including Google Search, Google Shopping, Google Jobs, Bing, Baidu, YouTube, Amazon, and many more. We power production workloads for Fortune 500 companies, AI startups, and developers who need reliable search data at scale. We're a lean, profitable, bootstrapped team. No VC pressure, no bloat. Just people shipping real products to real customers.

Why Join Us?

Own the developer relationship. You're how thousands of developers meet SearchApi. Video, demos, community, all yours. Technical freedom. You choose what to build, review, and talk about. We back it. You represent the company. Your face and voice are the brand to the developer world. AI-native company. There's no shortage of new things to build and show off. Bootstrapped and Profitable. We answer to customers, not investors.

How You Work

You build the thing you demo. The code on screen is yours and it runs. You're as comfortable on camera as you are in a terminal. You have a professional recording setup: clean audio, good camera, a usable space. You script, shoot, and edit, or you direct the edit and own the result. You ship on a steady cadence, not in bursts.

You Use AI, And You Can Defend Every Claim

You use AI to move faster in scripting, editing, and building. But the camera is on you, and a technical claim you make is one you can defend live. You own the accuracy of everything you publish.

What You'll Do

Be the face, on video first. Host shorts, long-form videos, and webinars that developers actually watch. Build real demos. Use our API and the tools you review. Show it working, end to end. Get us into the conversation. Land SearchApi in comparisons, best-of lists, and the threads developers actually read, on merit. Show up where developers are. Talks, podcasts, livestreams, the occasional conference. Run our social and community at a technical level. Close the loop. Bring developer feedback, friction, and feature requests back to the product team. You're our ears, not just our mouth. Write when it helps. Launch posts, integration guides, and example apps that make the API click. You own how developers experience SearchApi. You decide the formats, the cadence, and the topics that land.

The Hard Parts

This role is not for everyone. Here's what makes it hard: On camera AND technical. Most people are one or the other. You need both. Cadence is the job. One great video isn't a presence. Consistency is. You build what you show. No hand-waving.