Developer Advocate
- Location
- Remote (US time zones)
- Employment type
- Full time
- Where the work happens
- Remote
- Team
- Developer Relations
- Compensation
- $120,000 – $155,000 + equity
- Salary band (structured)
- USD 120,000 – USD 155,000 / year
- Experience level
- Mid
- Where to apply
- Apply
- Visa sponsorship available
- ＋ Visa sponsorship available
- Closes
- ＋ Closes
Atlas is auth for developers who would rather not build auth — and you are the developer we build it in front of. You will write the guides, sample apps and SDK walkthroughs that get someone from a publishable key to a working login, and carry what you hear back into the product.
What you will do
Write guides, quickstarts and sample apps that get a developer to their first login fast
Own the getting-started path end to end, and fix the parts that make people give up
Answer real questions in public — issues, the community and wherever developers gather
Turn recurring friction into product feedback the engineering team acts on
Speak and write about self-hostable auth without ever reaching for hype
What we need
You can build a small full-stack app and explain every step of it clearly
You write for developers in a way that respects their time
You are comfortable in TypeScript and at least one frontend framework
You have supported developers before, in docs, DevRel, support or as an engineer others relied on
Nice to have
These are optional, genuinely.
You understand OAuth2 / OIDC well enough to teach it
You have grown a developer community or maintained popular docs
You have run auth in production and remember what hurt
What we offer
Equity, and a salary that stands on its own
Fully remote and async-first
$2,500 a year for equipment and learning
A direct line to engineering — your feedback ships
How hiring works
A 30-minute call with the team
A short, paid writing exercise on a real Atlas feature
A conversation about it with two of us
A decision within a week
Apply through the link above, or email careers@atlasauth.net.