DevRel Engineer, Agentic Infrastructure

Responsibilities

• ▹Build agents and applications on AI Gateway and Sandbox before they ship
• ▹Turn what you learn into demos, templates, and open source projects developers can clone and run
• ▹Teach developers how to build with agentic infrastructure through writing, talks, videos, and live coding
• ▹Sit in product/engineering planning meetings and help fix rough edges before launch
• ▹Own key launch deliverables: example repos, launch demos, docs contributions, and early developer Q&A
• ▹Track how developers across the ecosystem build agents, where they get stuck, and what's missing

Requirements

• ▹5+ years in engineering, DevRel, or DX roles with shippable software to show for it
• ▹Experience building and shipping AI applications or agents (tool calling, model routing, sandboxed code execution)
• ▹Strong TypeScript skills and comfort in the Next.js and AI SDK ecosystem
• ▹A public body of work: talks, posts, open source, or videos
• ▹Ability to turn a half-finished API into a working demo and clear explanation within the same day or week
• ▹Demonstrated experience changing a product roadmap through developer feedback
• ▹Application must include a link to something that taught developers something (talk, repo, post, or video)

Nice to have

• ▹Maintaining or contributing to an open source project other developers depend on
• ▹Experience spinning up a microVM and opinions on why isolation matters for agents
• ▹Having shipped something real on Vercel using the AI SDK

Soft skills

What we offer

• ▹Competitive compensation package including equity
• ▹Inclusive healthcare package
• ▹Mentorship and budget for events supporting network/skill growth
• ▹Flexible time off
• ▹WFH budget for home office setup
• ▹San Francisco base pay range $168,000-$252,000 (location-adjusted elsewhere)

About the company

Vercel calls itself the agentic infrastructure company, the team behind Next.js, v0, and the AI SDK, trusted by companies like OpenAI, PayPal, Ramp, and Supreme.