mid marketing Developer Relations Engineer ic
$191,620 – $239,860
USD per year

About this role

Tailscale is hiring a mid-level Developer Relations Engineer in the marketing function as a remote position. The posting calls out experience with Git, API Development, Zero Trust, IAM. Compensation is listed at $191,620–$239,860 per year.

Role
Developer Relations Engineer
Function
marketing
Level
mid
Track
Individual contributor
Employment
Full-time
Location
Remote (Canada)
Work mode
Remote
Department
Marketing

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Job description

from Tailscale careers

About Tailscale

Tailscale is building the new Internet by delivering software that makes it easy to securely interconnect people and their devices, no matter where they are. From hobbyists to multinational corporations, teams of every size use Tailscale each day to protect their networks, share access to internal tools, and more. We're building a future for the Internet that's easy, sensible, and safe, like it used to be. Founded in 2019 and fully distributed, we're backed by Accel, CRV, Insight, Heavybit, and Uncork Capital.

Job Description

Tailscale is looking for a Developer Relations Engineer to own and improve the developer experience across Tailscale’s expanding product portfolio. You’ll help developers understand, adopt, extend, and build with our core VPN/connectivity product, while also shaping how that experience evolves as Tailscale expands into new product areas like secure AI access (Aperture), privileged access management (Border0), and whatever comes next.

You’re a builder, investigator, and storyteller. You write code, chase technical curiosities all the way down, and turn what you learn into things other developers can use like demos, docs, talks, blog posts, sample apps, workshops, videos, tools, and open source contributions. You build things, break things, explain things, and keep going until the thing you’re working on has a name.

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