Founding Developer Relations Engineer

LiteLLM; United States; On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Equity

Health, dental, and vision benefits

401(k) plan with company match

Job summary

LiteLLM is seeking its first Developer Relations hire to educate developers, engage the community, and support product launches. You will build runnable demos, guides, and workshops, turning feedback into better documentation and examples.

This is a hands-on technical, individual-contributor role with scope to shape LiteLLM’s developer journey and strategy. You will work directly with product and engineering teams, spend time in GitHub discussions and community forums, and represent LiteLLM at

Qualifications

• Experience in Developer Relations or similar technical developer-facing role.
• Ability to write working software and build production-ready examples in Python.
• Strong technical communication skills to explain complex topics clearly.

Responsibilities

• Create tutorials, demos, sample applications, and reference architectures.
• Develop guides, videos, workshops, and deep dives to make LiteLLM capabilities usable.
• Engage with developers via GitHub, communities, livestreams, meetups, and conferences.
• Collaborate with Product and Engineering on launches with solid examples and docs.
• Identify common questions and friction, turning them into better docs and examples.
• Explore wider AI developer ecosystem and build useful examples with LiteLLM.

Skills

Python

Technical communication

Open-source contributions

GitHub

Tools

GitHub

Job description

LiteLLM is seeking its first Developer Relations hire to educate developers, engage the community, and support product launches. You will build runnable demos, guides, and workshops, turning feedback into better documentation and examples.

This is a hands-on technical, individual-contributor role with scope to shape LiteLLM’s developer journey and strategy. You will work directly with product and engineering teams, spend time in GitHub discussions and community forums, and represent LiteLLM at