Growth Engineer - Developers

San Francisco, CA (On-site)

Salary Not AvailableMid Level2+ years expFull time

Posted 3 months ago

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Job Summary

Own Reactor's developer relations by building a thriving community, creating accessible developer content, and shaping product feedback to guide tooling and onboarding for real-time world-model projects.

  • Developer communities: manage Discord/Twitter presence and nurture builder interactions to surface exciting projects.
  • Content and demos: produce tutorials, samples, docs, and videos that enable zero-to-build experiences in minutes.
  • Community insights: translate developer needs and confusion into actionable product feedback for engineering.

Job Description

  • Own Reactor's developer community across Discord, Twitter, and wherever builders gather. Create the environment where the most interesting things get built and shared.
  • Be the voice of Reactor in technical communities. Speak at conferences, run workshops, sponsor hackathons, and demonstrate what is possible with real-time world models to audiences who have never seen it before.
  • Create tutorials, sample projects, documentation, and video content that helps developers go from zero to building in minutes. Make the complex feel simple without dumbing it down.
  • Maintain a continuous pulse on what developers need, what is confusing, and what is missing. Translate that into actionable product insights for the engineering team.
  • Build relationships with game jam organizers, creative coding communities, university programs, and developer platforms to expand Reactor's reach into new builder audiences.
  • Own the developer onboarding experience from first signup to first shipped project. Identify where developers get stuck and fix it.
  • 2+ years in developer relations, developer advocacy, or community building at a technology company. Ideally in AI, developer tools, gaming, or creative technology.
  • You can write code. Not necessarily at an engineering level, but you can build a working demo, read a code sample, and understand what a developer is struggling with.
  • You have genuine enthusiasm for what developers build. You follow creative coders, game jammers, and generative artists. You know the communities, the influencers, and the events that matter.
  • You are a natural communicator. You write clearly, speak confidently, and make technical ideas feel exciting to audiences ranging from indie developers to enterprise engineering teams.
  • You are relentlessly present. Developer relations is not a 9-to-5 role. The community does not stop and neither do you.
  • You thrive in ambiguity and speed. We are early-stage and moving fast. You are energized by that, not intimidated.
  • An existing following or presence in a developer or creative technology community.
  • Experience building with generative AI tools, game engines, or creative coding frameworks like p5.js, TouchDesigner, or Unity.
  • Prior experience at a seed or Series A stage startup.
  • Content creation experience: YouTube tutorials, technical blog posts, live streaming, or social media with a technical audience.
  • Familiarity with GPU cloud infrastructure and AI deployment at scale.
  • Competitive SF salary and meaningful equity in an early-stage company backed by top investors
  • Opportunity to shape developer relations from day one
  • Direct access to founders and influence over product direction
  • Visa sponsorship and relocation support
  • Generous health, dental, and vision coverage
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Reactor

Ex-Apple, Luma AI, Meta, Microsoft and Google. We have been at every major visual AI inflection point. This is the next one.

San Francisco, California, USA
1 employees

Traffic Signals

Monthly Visitors
29.7K
Traffic Source Mix
Search
7%
Direct
77.6%
Referral
5%
Social
9%
Paid
1.2%

Headcount Trend

Current headcount: ~1