Remote Post-Quantum Developer Advocate

PostQ; United States; Remote; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote role

US/EU time zone friendly

Job summary

PostQ is seeking a hands-on developer relations engineer to help developers understand post-quantum cryptography through practical documentation, working examples, and clear technical writing. This role involves contributing code to SDKs and CLI tools while shaping onboarding and bringing developer feedback into product decisions.

You will guide onboarding with quickstarts, explain post-quantum migration and transparency logs, and build sample integrations across JavaScript, Python, Go, and

Qualifications

• Ability to write production-quality code in at least two of TypeScript, Python, Go, or .NET.
• Excellent technical writing with clear explanations that honestly state limitations.
• Experience creating documentation, demos, or other content developers find useful.
• Public work such as a blog, talks, or open-source contributions is a bonus.
• Background in security or cryptography is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Guide the developer onboarding journey with quickstarts, SDK examples, and CLI recipes.
• Write technical explanations of post-quantum migration, hybrid signing, and transparency logs.
• Build sample integrations and keep examples working across JavaScript, Python, Go, and .NET.
• Contribute code to SDKs and command-line tools as part of developer education work.
• Share developer feedback with product and API design teams.

Skills

TypeScript

Python

Go

.NET

Job description

PostQ is seeking a hands-on developer relations engineer to help developers understand post-quantum cryptography through practical documentation, working examples, and clear technical writing. This role involves contributing code to SDKs and CLI tools while shaping onboarding and bringing developer feedback into product decisions.

You will guide onboarding with quickstarts, explain post-quantum migration and transparency logs, and build sample integrations across JavaScript, Python, Go, and