Developer Relations Engineer
Job Description
Limrun is hiring a Developer Relations Engineer in San Francisco (hybrid) to help developers discover Limrun and integrate it into their own projects. In this role, you will create runnable examples, publish technical content, and engage with developers through community support and feedback loops.
Role Overview
As the Developer Relations Engineer, you will build working examples and reference workflows that demonstrate how to use Limrun with coding agents and mobile development tools. You will publish technical material consistently and connect with developers where they already build and learn. You will also collaborate closely with the founder and the engineering team, taking projects from an idea to a working demo and improving them based on direct developer feedback. Success is measured by whether developers can complete useful workflows with Limrun and return to use it again.
Responsibilities
- Build, publish, and maintain sample apps and reference workflows that show developers how to use Limrun with coding agents and mobile development tools.
- Own each example through developer use by helping people try it and resolving friction they encounter.
- Write quickstarts, tutorials, and technical guides; test instructions yourself and keep them current as the product changes.
- Create short demo videos, technical posts, and live sessions that explain a specific workflow or solve a real developer problem.
- Maintain an active social media presence and publish consistently, sharing hands-on demos, technical tips, and practical examples of what developers can build with Limrun.
- Engage with developers in comments and follow up on questions.
- Run developer onboarding calls or office hours to help people get their first workflow running.
- Convert recurring questions into improved documentation, examples, or concrete product improvements.
- Participate regularly in developer communities by joining discussions, answering technical questions, sharing useful work, and building relationships with developers working on mobile apps and coding-agent tools.
- Reproduce issues and provide engineering feedback with steps taken, expected behavior, and where the developer got stuck.
- Test tutorials, demos, and community activities; track whether they help developers try Limrun, complete a working example, and continue using it, then use learnings to decide next steps.
Requirements
- At least 3 years of relevant professional experience.
- Ability to write and debug software independently, work with APIs and command-line tools, and build examples that another developer can run.
- Hands-on experience with at least one mobile development stack: Swift, Kotlin, React Native, or Flutter.
- Clear communication of technical ideas in writing and spoken English.
- Comfort recording a demo or walking someone through code.
- Proven work useful for other developers, such as documentation, an open-source project, a tutorial, a talk, or a tool.
- Experience using coding agents, including the ability to check outputs, investigate failures, and describe the limits of an example honestly.
- Ability to choose a practical problem, complete the work, and follow up on how people use it.
Technologies
- Swift
- Kotlin
- React Native
- Flutter
Useful Experience
- Experience with mobile build systems, automated testing, cloud development environments, or open-source communities.
- No need to know every mobile framework.
- Experience building a developer audience is a plus, though an existing audience is not required.
Location and Work Setup
The role is based in San Francisco with 3–4 days per week in the office.
How to Apply
- Share links to a project, tutorial, demo, or technical explanation you created.
- Describe who it was for, what you personally contributed, and what you changed after someone tried it.
- Include evidence it helped, such as developer feedback, completed workflows, or repeat use. A small project with clear evidence is welcome.