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TokenBrickLabs, a Seattle-based blockchain studio, seeks a Developer Relations Engineer to bridge protocol APIs to external builders. You will own SDKs, samples, docs, and the technical conversations with funds, fintechs, and integrators.
The role can be full-time or part-time and demands production-quality code and clear technical guidance. You’ll ship TypeScript and Rust SDKs, write tutorials, support partners, and represent the company at events with working code.
TokenBrickLabs is a Seattle-based blockchain studio that designs, audits, and ships production Real-World Asset tokenization — issuance, identity, custody, and settlement rails for funds, fintechs, and operators. We hire globally and build for institutional security, compliance, and day-two operations, not slide-deck prototypes.
As a Developer Relations Engineer, you will own the path from protocol and APIs to external builders: SDKs, samples, docs, and the technical conversations with funds, fintechs, and integrators. You write production-quality code, not slide-deck demos — and you feed what you learn back into the product. The role is open as full-time or part-time.
At TokenBrickLabs, we are engineering the institutional standard for Real-World Asset tokenization. Our mission is to ship platforms centered on security and compliance, requiring a commitment to technical excellence that extends beyond simply delivering code. As a global organization, we set a high bar for those driven to do their best work alongside world-class peers.We value engineers who treat development as a craft and own the outcome from concept to deployment. We expect our teams to bring structure to ambiguity and shape the frameworks that support our studio. We refuse to compromise on quality and seek problem solvers who thrive on high-impact technical challenges.
Developer Experience sits between Protocol Engineering and the partners who integrate TokenBrickLabs rails. We ship SDKs, reference apps, and documentation that survive legal review, and we treat community questions as product signal. DevRel here is an engineering job: you debug integrators’ stacks, reproduce issues, and land fixes or samples — not conference theater.