Head of Developer Relations

About the Role

We’re looking for a Head of Developer Relations to help make Wasmer one of the most respected and recognizable developer platforms in the world.

This is not a traditional marketing role. It is a technical, creative, and highly leveraged role for someone who loves building, teaching, writing, speaking, and helping developers discover new possibilities.

You will work closely with the CEO and the rest of the team to shape how Wasmer is understood across the ecosystem. You will turn product capabilities into clear narratives, great examples, memorable demos, strong technical content, and developer trust.

You should care deeply about craft: the quality of examples, the clarity of docs, the sharpness of a launch post, the polish of a demo, the credibility of a conference talk, and the feeling a developer gets the first time they try a product.

If you are the kind of person who wants to help define a category, inspire developers, and make ambitious technology accessible and exciting, we want to hear from you.

About Us

At Wasmer, we work on the software that will power the next generation of computing platforms for local, cloud, and edge applications using WebAssembly.

Similar to how Node.js enabled server-side JavaScript, Wasmer enables server-side WebAssembly for all supported languages like C/C++, Java, Go, Rust, and many others.

Our mission is to make software universally available.

We are committed to open source and to helping developers and companies worldwide adopt WebAssembly as a universal standard for building and deploying software.

About You

You are a builder with strong taste.

You love explaining ideas, simplifying complexity, and showing people what great technology makes possible. You probably have a portfolio of things you have made public: blog posts, talks, tutorials, videos, examples, open-source projects, demos, threads, docs, workshops, or experiments.

You know that trust is earned. You care about technical accuracy. You can tell when content is vague, overhyped, or useless, and you refuse to publish that kind of work.

You are excited by the idea of helping a deeply technical company become far more visible, understood, and loved by developers across the internet.

You thrive in a small, ambitious, fast-moving team. You are proactive, hands-on, and comfortable switching between writing code, writing copy, speaking publicly, collecting feedback, and helping shape launches.

What You Will Do

Work closely with the CEO on Wasmer’s external technical presence and developer narrative

Create technical content that developers genuinely want to read, watch, share, and build from

Build and maintain examples, starter projects, demos, and educational materials that showcase real use cases

Improve docs, onboarding flows, and sample code to make Wasmer easier to learn and adopt

Organize and support conference talks, meetups, workshops, livestreams, and other developer-facing events

Represent Wasmer publicly online and in person across developer communities

Publish blog posts, launch content, tutorials, demos, and social content around Wasmer and the broader WebAssembly ecosystem

Identify compelling use cases and turn them into clear stories that help developers understand why Wasmer matters

Gather feedback from developers and bring product, documentation, and ecosystem insights back to the team

Help increase Wasmer’s visibility, credibility, and adoption across the internet

What You Need

Strong engineering skills and the ability to build credible technical demos and examples

Excellent written and verbal communication

Experience creating technical content such as articles, tutorials, docs, demos, talks, videos, workshops, or open-source projects

Strong product taste and a sharp sense for what makes developer tools exciting, understandable, and trustworthy

Ability to explain complex technical ideas clearly and precisely

Comfort speaking publicly and engaging with developers online and in person

A self-driven, pro