Member of DevRel Staff - Developer Advocate

Tessl · Remote · San Francisco Remote ·
Fully remoteFull-timeSenior5+ years
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  • Fully remote (US)
  • Bay Area focus
  • AI Native Dev
  • Series A Startup
  • Travel required

Join Tessl as a Developer Advocate focused on the Bay Area AI scene. You will act as a power user of the platform, building integrations and projects that demonstrate the capabilities of agentic coding. This position requires high autonomy, as the core team is based in London, while you operate locally in the US.

What you'll do

  • Build apps and integrations using Tessl to inspire the developer community
  • Represent Tessl at Bay Area meetups, hackathons, and local events
  • Create articles, tutorials, guides, and videos on AI-native development
  • Travel across the US for customer sessions and conference presentations
  • Explore the AI tooling landscape to identify integration opportunities
  • Engage with developers via webinars, podcasts, Discord, and Slack

What you'll need

  • Active presence in the Bay Area AI developer community and online
  • Deep experience with cutting-edge agentic coding tools and trends
  • Strong builder mindset with a preference for shipping code over describing it
  • Self-directed work style capable of operating with minimal day-to-day steering
  • Willingness and ability to travel for presentations across the United States
  • Clear communication skills for writing and speaking about technical AI topics
  • Sufficient coding skills to build, hack, and ship projects independently

Nice to have

  • Experience with open-source communities and contributor ecosystems
  • Existing network within the Bay Area AI developer tooling space
  • Comfort working in a fast-moving, early-stage startup environment

Stack

  • Tessl

How you'll work

  • Based in the Bay Area with focus on local community engagement
  • Remote role with high autonomy due to London-based core team
  • Regular travel required for conferences and customer sessions in the US