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Developer Advocate

Sent · New York City · On-site

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About Sent

One API for all messaging channels. Send SMS, WhatsApp, and RCS messages with automated routing, compliance, and formatting. Start building today. Backed by Bessemer.

About the role

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.

What they're looking for

  • 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
More about this role

Sent is an infrastructure for sending A2P messages across SMS, WhatsApp, and RCS through a single unified API. Our intelligent routing model automates channel selection based on deliverability and cost, ensuring lower cost and global reach without any channel-specific integrations.

We recently closed a $12M Series A backed by Companyon Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, UIF, and others. We're hiring to build the best infrastructure to replace multi-channel messaging stacks.

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.

Publish technical content on a regular cadence: tutorials, comparison posts, deep dives, working...

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