Responsibilities

• Owning developer-facing technical content across the platform, including hands-on demos, technical blogs, solution briefs, API narratives, and developer documentation direction.
• Serving as a technical reviewer and creator for go-to-market strategy, helping ensure platform messaging is accurate, credible, and meaningful to developer audiences.
• Translating complex platform capabilities across Workday Build, Workday AI Platform, and the agent ecosystem into clear narratives that developers can understand and use.
• Partnering closely with Developer Relations to understand the needs, feedback, and priorities of developers building in the Workday ecosystem.
• Collaborating with portfolio product management to stay connected to the roadmap, understand new capabilities before launch, and bring a developer and market perspective to product positioning.
• Helping raise the quality of developer-facing content by building what is missing, improving what exists, and setting a clear bar for technical credibility.

Requirements

• Minimum 5 years of experience in product marketing, technical marketing, developer marketing, developer relations, product management, or a related role.
• Minimum 3 years of experience creating technical content for developer or technical audiences, such as demos, blogs, documentation, solution briefs, API content, or launch materials.
• Minimum 3 years of experience working with software platforms, developer tools, APIs, integrations, cloud applications, AI platforms, or enterprise technology.
• Experience partnering with product management, engineering, developer relations, marketing, or go-to-market teams to bring technical products to market.
• Experience translating technical capabilities into clear messaging, positioning, and content for external audiences.

Preferred

• Strong understanding of developer audiences, including how developers evaluate platforms, learn new tools, and decide whether a product is credible and useful.
• Skilled in technical storytelling, with the ability to explain complex platform capabilities in a way that is clear, specific, and grounded in real developer use cases.
• Experience creating hands-on or developer-facing assets, such as demos, technical blogs, API narratives, tutorials, launch content, or solution briefs.
• Ability to work across cross-functional teams, including Developer Relations, product management, engineering, and marketing, to align on priorities and improve the developer experience.
• Curiosity and comfort working with emerging technology areas such as AI platforms, agents, orchestration, data platforms, integrations, or enterprise application development.