Responsibilities
- Build and publish technical content that demonstrates how SuperPlane fits into real DevOps and Platform Engineering workflows.
- Use case development: Work with the product team to identify workflows that teams care about.
- Build working demos: pipelines, integrations, configurations.
- Technical writing: Turn use cases into blog posts, tutorials, how-to guides, and documentation.
- Distribution: Get content seen by publishing on the blog, cross-posting where relevant, sharing on Reddit, Hacker News, DevOps Slack groups, and social media.
Requirements
- DevOps or platform engineering background with experience managing deployments, writing CI pipelines, and using tools like Terraform or Kubernetes.
- Ability to write working code and include real, runnable examples in tutorials.
- Ability to spin up a staging environment, write a Lambda function, or put together a working pipeline independently.
- Clear and concise writing skills with prior publication of technical content.
- Ability to explain complex systems without dumbing them down.
- Product intuition: ability to explore a tool and identify what's possible, thinking in workflows and use cases.
- Self-directed: able to find the next interesting thing to write about without being told.
- Daily use of AI tools including coding agents, LLMs for drafting and review, and AI-assisted prototyping.
- Comfort working async in a distributed team.
Benefits
- Remote-first work environment with support for co-working costs if needed.
- Early-stage startup salary plus significant equity in a company with real traction and experienced founders.
- Candidates of all backgrounds, genders, orientations, ethnicities, ages, and abilities are welcome.
- Opportunity to do your best work with contributions that are valued.
Work Arrangement
Remote (Worldwide)
Team
Team size: 10. Structure: founded by the creators of Semaphore CI/CD
Additional Information
- Timezone: GMT-5 to GMT+3 (US East Coast through Europe).