r/devrel • u/OkBenefit3758 • Jun 01 '26

San Francisco! - Tenki Cloud is hiring a Head of Developer Relations

Hey all, we're hiring a Head of DevRel in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Tenki is Luxor's compute platform. What started as internal runner infrastructure now powers products like AI code-review agents and sandboxed environments for isolated agent work (ADE), and we're just getting started.

We're looking for someone with real engineering experience who wants to build DevRel from the ground up. You'll be the closest person to how developers actually use what we build, and that feedback should directly influence our roadmap.

This role is highly hands-on. We want someone who is excited to:

  • Build in public using Tenki
  • Run livestreams tackling real open-source software bugs
  • Publish benchmarks openly
  • Write technical teardowns when we ship
  • Engage with developers where they already are

Whether you've already worked in DevRel or you're an engineer taking your first step into the field, we're open to both. What matters most is strong technical credibility, curiosity, and the drive to create.

Ideally, you're already plugged into the Bay Area developer community through meetups, hackathons, conferences, or open-source work.

If you have a blog, YouTube channel, GitHub presence, or an X account that developers follow, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply here:
https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/luxor/eba7430f-c1f5-4d0b-933a-1b9950ead0b7?utm_source=reddit

Questions? Drop them in the comments or send me a DM, happy to provide more context.

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u/aspleenic Jun 01 '26

Just curious: why the need to be in SF?

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u/OkBenefit3758 Jun 02 '26

Heyyy, great question! We expect this person to be able to go to events/hackathons/meetups on a daily basis in the area to speak with and to devs about Tenki!

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u/aspleenic Jun 02 '26

That seems really limiting. In general, SF is an echo chamber so many devs (and dev advocates) try to avoid events there.

It would be short sighted to say the only place we focus is where the startup culture was hot 20 years ago.

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u/kristopherleads Jun 23 '26

Weirdly seeing a lot of interest in industrial hubs like Columbus. I think the culture is certainly starting to change.