Developer Relations Advocate
Posted 29 Oct 2025
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- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- On-Site
- Contract
- Full-time
No salary listed for this role.
About Us
Relace is building the models and infrastructure that code agents reach for. We power the fastest model on OpenRouter (10,000 tok/s) and deliver optimized small language models designed for retrieval, application, and core code generation functions.
Our technology supports some of the world’s fastest-moving companies — including Lovable, Figma, and Vercel — as they deploy and scale code generation to hundreds of millions of users. We recently raised our Series A from a16z, and we’re growing quickly.
Our team is made up of mathematicians, physicists, and computer scientists who are deeply passionate about their craft. If you thrive on ambitious technical problems, care about elegant systems design, and want to build the foundation of how code gets written at scale, this is the place for you.
The Role
We’re looking for a Developer Relations Advocate who can translate cutting-edge infrastructure and model work into stories, tutorials, and conversations that inspire developers. This person will serve as the connective tissue between our technical team and the broader builder ecosystem — not just promoting Relace, but helping shape how developers understand and use the technology.
The ideal candidate loves writing, is fluent in technical communication, and has a deep curiosity about how systems work. They’re comfortable publishing blog posts that dig into new model capabilities, producing hands-on demos, and building trust with developers through clarity and rigor.
This role blends technical depth, community presence, and storytelling. It’s perfect for someone who enjoys explaining complex ideas simply and precisely — and who thrives in fast-moving, technical environments.
Requirements
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Strong track record of technical writing — blog posts, research explainers, or educational content.
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Comfort with code and an ability to communicate complex systems clearly and accurately.
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Familiarity with developer communities and a strong sense for how technical narratives spread.
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Excitement to work with cutting-edge models and infrastructure.
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Willingness to work in-person from our SF office in FiDi.