Security Community Engineer & Open-Source Advocate

Socket.dev; United States; Remote; USD 160,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully company-paid insurance

Remote-first culture & travel-friendly

401(k) with 5% match

Vacation 20 days

Home office stipend

Learning & Development stipend

Team events & travel

Relocation assistance up to $10k

Job summary

Trail of Bits is hiring a Developer Relations Engineer to amplify our public work and deepen relationships with security practitioners, researchers, maintainers, and open-source communities we serve. You will report to the Head of Go-to-Market and work in close partnership with our engineering practices and GTM teams.

We publish a lot of what we do: countless publications, reviews, and open-source repos. You’ll help decide what gets published, explain what was built and why it matters, and put

Qualifications

• Deep, hands-on security experience with researchers and engineers.
• Public writing or talks that survive scrutiny from practitioners.
• Ability to own ambiguous problems and defend choices.

Responsibilities

• Grow relationships across the security community and practitioners.
• Attend and speak at conferences and meetups important to audiences.
• Support open-source projects and maintainers; facilitate office hours.
• Turn research/releases into practitioner-ready advisories and guides.
• Publish deep-dives and tutorials under your name; manage talks.

Skills

Open-source contributions

Security expertise

Public speaking

Writing

Community building

Tools

GitHub

CI/CD

Job description

Trail of Bits is hiring a Developer Relations Engineer to amplify our public work and deepen relationships with security practitioners, researchers, maintainers, and open-source communities we serve. You will report to the Head of Go-to-Market and work in close partnership with our engineering practices and GTM teams.

We publish a lot of what we do: countless publications, reviews, and open-source repos. You’ll help decide what gets published, explain what was built and why it matters, and put