Rust Developer Advocate

Role overview A developer advocacy position dedicated to the Rust programming community. The role connects a product team with systems engineers, library authors, and learners working in the Rust ecosystem. It suits someone who pairs hands-on Rust expertise with strong public-facing communication skills.

Responsibilities - Engage with the Rust community through forums, conferences, social platforms, and online channels - Produce educational material such as tutorials, blog posts, code samples, and demo projects - Gather developer feedback and translate it into actionable product insights - Represent the team's technical perspective in ecosystem discussions and events - Cultivate relationships with crate maintainers, contributors, and open-source projects

Requirements - Practical Rust experience, ideally in production systems or substantial side projects - Clear written and verbal communication skills in English - Demonstrated track record of public technical writing, talks, or community contributions - Familiarity with the Rust ecosystem, including Cargo and widely used libraries

Nice to have - Contributions to popular Rust crates or to the compiler and tooling - Background in systems programming, async runtimes, or WebAssembly - Comfort communicating with developers across multiple regions and time zones

Benefits and work setup - Remote-first working model with high autonomy - High-trust culture built by engineers for engineers - Transparent compensation practices and competitive pay