Head of Developer Relations

Superconductor•El Cerrito, CA

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Superconductor is building the autonomous software organization — a platform where agents don't wait for instructions, but find work everywhere: in customer emails, bug reports, session replays, Slack threads, X posts, etc. Agents that work while you sleep. We're a team of 7, backed by $7M in funding, and we intend to stay below ~25 humans hopefully forever. That means every hire matters enormously, and we compensate accordingly with highly competitive salary and equity. We have been building software together for over a decade. We formerly co-founded Gradescope, an AI-powered education grading platform used by millions of students worldwide. Previously, we were AI PhD students at UC Berkeley. All in all, we are four developers, one designer, and two generalist operators, and we all wear multiple hats every day. Our Values Customer obsession. We see every customer interaction — every support email, every bug report, every piece of feedback — as a chance to earn trust and build something better. Customer communication is our differentiator, not overhead. Speed with stability. We move fast, but we do not break things. We know that if something breaks, we're the ones fixing it — sometimes at night. We'd rather invest in getting it right the first time. Living in the future. We use Superconductor to build Superconductor. We adopt our own tools before anyone else and push them until they break. If something feels like the old way of building software, we question it. Small team, high standards. Every person on the team has outsized impact, outsized ownership, and outsized responsibility.

Requirements

A credible developer with real engineering experience — you've shipped production software and can hold your own in technical conversations
An established voice in the developer community with 5,000+ followers on X/Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, or a combination
A natural storyteller who can translate complex technical concepts into compelling narratives
Genuinely excited about AI coding agents and the future of software development
Comfortable building in public, including sharing what doesn't work

Nice To Haves

Relevant role at a quality company
Experience with AI coding tools and existing content about it
Run or co-host a podcast, newsletter, or YouTube channel with a relevant audience

Responsibilities

Build in public using Superconductor, documenting workflows, wins, failures, and lessons learned
Create a consistent stream of high-quality content across X/Twitter, YouTube, blog posts, podcasts, and conference talks
Develop and evangelize the "Superconductor way" — opinionated frameworks and best practices for building with parallel coding agents
Grow and engage a developer community around autonomous software development
Collaborate with the product team to shape onboarding, documentation, and developer experience