Developer Experience Engineer

Resend is growing fast, and there are now over 1 million developers using it. We need your help to create an exceptional brand that developers truly love. You will create content that helps them understand how to use the product, and advocating for their needs internally.

The DX team currently includes both an event organizer as well as a technical educator. We’re hiring a technical writer to complement the team.

This role is fully remote, based in the United States with expected travel for team offsites, conferences, meetups, and more.

Read more about how we work, how we hire, and what we value here.

• Write high-quality content, including blog posts, documentation, and tutorials

• Facilitate changelog creation and help the team follow the same voice/tone

• Develop demos to showcase the power of React Email and Resend

• Increase brand awareness by keeping our social media channels active

• Plan writing projects that include customer stories and SEO/GEO optimization

• Be customer zero and provide feedback on new things before they are released

• Nerd out about clear, precise writing and style guides

• Enjoy doing collabs with other devtool companies

• Have 5 years of software engineering or technical documentation experience

• Care deeply about your personal brand and how it's perceived

• Are fluent in writing and speaking English

• Felt the pain of sending email in the past

• Already use Resend in your side projects

• Active member in the React/TS/JS community

• Autonomy to “just ship it”

• 100% remote team with flexible working schedules

• Modern tech stack (Next.js, Raycast, Retool, Notion, etc.)

• Honest and low-ego team

• Ownership of problems and solutions

• DX Philosophy

• How we approach marketing

• How we think about our website

We are building the modern email sending platform for developers. We care deeply about quality, craft, and the developer experience.

Our fully remote team of 40 spans 11 countries and counting. We're backed by a16z, Y Combinator, and others. Meet the humans →