Exa - Software Engineer, Developer Relations

San Francisco, California, United States$130k - $200k+ Equity1mo ago

In Office NA Software Engineer Developer Relations Engineer React Documentation

Requirements

• You are a strong engineer, and can quickly ship high quality, viral applets in React/Node • You understand the developer community inside and out — you’re deeply plugged into the latest trends, speak the language, and can create technical content and experiences that resonate with the people who matter. • You've built and shipped tools/projects that have gone viral • You have engineering experience with APIs and care deeply about designing them well • You're excited to wear many hats (frontend, social media, marketing, support, etc) • You care about the problem of finding high quality knowledge and recognize how important this is for the world

Responsibilities

• Create and demo viral applets that showcase how Exa’s search powers next-gen applications • Create the greatest API documentation of all time: GPT-4 chat with the documentation is an example interface • Manage our social media relationship with developers • Create a banger Exa hackathon • This is an in-person opportunity in San Francisco. We're happy to sponsor international candidates (e.g., STEM OPT, OPT, H1B, O1, E3). In addition to premium healthcare benefits (medical, dental, vision), we also offer fertility benefits and a monthly wellness stipend to all of our employees.

Benefits

• $130K – $200K • Offers Equity • Exa is building a search engine from scratch to serve every AI agent. We build massive-scale infrastructure to crawl the web, train state-of-the-art embedding models to process it, and design super high performant vector databases in rust to search over it. If you like compute, we also own a $5M H200 GPU cluster (and soon 5x'ing that) and regularly spin up batchjobs with tens of thousands of machines. • DevRel Engineers play a crucial role in connecting Exa to the world. We're building an API to all knowledge unlike any that has ever existed and the people need to know - through demos, tweets, hackathons, API docs, and more. Want to get the world excited about the next-gen of search?