Developer Relations Engineer

About the Role

We are looking for a Developer Relations Engineer to focus on growing and supporting Monad’s early builder community. You will unlock a community of ambitious builders by giving them the tools and resources to build successful apps in the Monad ecosystem.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain high-quality, production-ready sample applications and reference implementations on Monad.
• Create and distribute high-impact educational resources (e.g., insightful blog posts, engaging videos, practical tooling, comprehensive tutorials, clear documentation).
• Share expertise with the developer community through presentations at conferences, workshops, webinars, and in-depth code walkthroughs.
• Translate hands-on building experiences and technical insights into actionable feedback for product and engineering teams.
• Leverage development experience to create guides and architectural blueprints with strong opinions on the best ways to build on Monad.

Requirements

• 2+ years in developer relations at a web3 company.
• 2+ years of software development experience with a strong portfolio of shipped applications, demonstrating a passion for writing clean, maintainable, well-documented code.
• Profound understanding of developer challenges and a drive to create solutions, code examples, and resources that genuinely improve their productivity.
• Natural curiosity for trying out different development tools, frameworks, and platforms, and the ability to critically assess their impact.
• Strong, evidence-based opinions on what makes a great developer experience and robust application architecture, and the ability to effectively communicate how tools and platforms can be improved.
• Prior app development experience, as evidenced with personal and professional projects (e.g., Github, Hackathons).
• Degree in Computer Science/Engineering or equivalent experience.

Nice-to-Haves

• Public speaking or teaching experience.
• Hackathon circuit experience, as a participant.
• Existing relationships with builder communities, incubators, or university blockchain groups.