Frontier AI DevRel Engineer & Community Builder

Ode with Anthropic; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Compensation

401k with Matching

Unlimited PTO

Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage

Health FSA

Commuter Benefits

Life Insurance

Team Events and Activities

Job summary

Ode with Anthropic in San Francisco is seeking a Developer Relations Engineer embedded with the engineering team. You will read code, participate in architecture reviews, and translate technical work into content, community, and presence that engineers respect.

You will build Ode's brand through technical content, open source projects, and engagement across Hacker News, podcasts, conferences, and niche technical communities. A proactive, ownership-driven mindset is essential for success.

Qualifications

• Strong engineering background with software delivery experience.
• Exceptional ability to write clearly for technical audiences.
• Sense for what technical content resonates with engineers.
• Proactive ownership and strategy shaping mindset.
• High ethical standards and collaborative spirit.

Responsibilities

• Write and publish technical content based on real engineering work.
• Grow Ode's presence in Hacker News, podcasts, conferences, and communities.
• Organize and run high‑signal, non‑transactional engineer events and workshops.
• Drive open source contributions and external projects reflecting Ode's caliber.
• Build partnerships and co-create content with technical brands.
• Provide feedback to engineering leadership on practitioner signals.

Skills

Engineering foundation

Technical writing

Developer taste

Ownership mindset

Integrity

Job description

Ode with Anthropic in San Francisco is seeking a Developer Relations Engineer embedded with the engineering team. You will read code, participate in architecture reviews, and translate technical work into content, community, and presence that engineers respect.

You will build Ode's brand through technical content, open source projects, and engagement across Hacker News, podcasts, conferences, and niche technical communities. A proactive, ownership-driven mindset is essential for success.