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# Developer Educator

- **Company:** Webflow, Inc.
- **Location:** San Francisco, CA, United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $129,000.0 - $155,000.0
- **Contract:** Temporary contract
- **Skills:** Microsoft Word, HTML, JavaScript (Programming Language), Artificial Intelligence, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Web Development, Webflow
- **Published:** September 20, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/senior-developer-educator-webflow-10081523

## About the Role

* 4+ years of experience in technical education and web development and/or design
 * Proficient in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with the ability to write, review, and explain code - leveraging AI tools to accelerate development and refine quality.
 * Demonstrated experience teaching technical concepts to a mixed audience through video, documentation, courses, workshops, or community work
 * Willingness and ability to present on camera - from an outline or word-for-word script, in studio or from your own home setup

## Description

* Build the reference websites that anchor Webflow University courses, tutorials, and live training - real, production-quality sites and components that hold up to scrutiny from developers and designers, not just demos that survive a screen recording (see examples in our videos at Webflow University)
 * Shape technical curriculum in partnership with instructional designers and video producers, scoping what each lesson needs to demonstrate and why, before anything gets built or shot
 * Present technical content on camera for tutorials, course lessons, and live sessions - walking through code and craft with the clarity of someone who actually built the thing
 * Work alongside video producers and instructional designers through pre-production, shooting, and review, so what's on screen empowers learners to do the thing
 * Serve as the education team's technical subject matter expert, reviewing content for accuracy and pressure-testing it against how people really work and build
 * Keep the technical library current as the platform ships, deciding what's gone stale, what needs rebuilding, and what's newly worth teaching
 * Partner with product and engineering to understand what's coming, so education is ready when it launches rather than catching up after, * Take feedback on your on-camera work as craft input rather than personal critique
 * Enjoy collaborating with technical and less technical education teammates alike, recognizing the unique role each person plays in the success of a project
 * Are passionate about learning, education, and helping others succeed
 * Are equally confident showing the messy middle of a build or the polished result
 * Stay curious and open to growth - demonstrating a proactive embrace of AI, and actively building and applying fluency in emerging technologies to elevate how we work, drive faster outcomes, and expand collective impact


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