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# Developer Advocate

- **Company:** Sent, Inc.
- **Location:** San Francisco, CA, United States
- **Experience:** Starter
- **Salary:** $155,000.0 - $225,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Github, Node.Js, Twilio, Discord
- **Published:** October 23, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=99c09fab727d1fc1

## About the Role

* At least 4 years working as a developer, with at least 1-2 of those years in DevRel, developer marketing, or as a public-facing technical IC
 * You ship code. You can build a working integration in a weekend and write up how you did it on Monday
 * A real portfolio of public technical content: blog posts, repos, talks, videos, or a following you've built yourself
 * Strong writing. You can explain a webhook signature flow without making the reader want to die
 * Comfort with messaging, telecom, or API infrastructure is a plus but not required

## Description

We're hiring a Developer advocate to be the technical voice of Sent among developers. The job is to produce a steady stream of technical content, code, demos, posts, videos, talks, and to engage with developers where they actually hang out: Hacker News, X, Reddit, Discord servers, GitHub.

You'll write the tutorial that ranks for "how to send WhatsApp from Node.js." You'll attend events, conferences, hackathons, and host some in-house. You'll build the demo that gets passed around in a Slack channel. You'll be in the comments when someone asks how Sent compares to Twilio, and you'll have a useful answer ready.

What you'll do

 * Publish technical content on a regular cadence: tutorials, comparison posts, deep dives, working demos, sample apps
 * Maintain a strong personal presence on X, YouTube, Linkedin, other dev media channels, building an audience of developers who care about messaging infrastructure
 * Show up at developer conferences and meetups, sometimes speaking, sometimes running a booth, sometimes both
 * Host and co-host events and strategic hackathons, embedding Sent in the dev ecosystem
 * Own the SDK and quickstart developer experience end to end, and feed friction back to engineering
 * Run office hours, livestreams, or whatever format works to get builders engaged with the product