Storyblok Is Hiring a Developer Relations Engineer (Remote, US)
Headless CMS platform Storyblok has an open role for a Developer Relations Engineer based anywhere in the US.
If you're a developer with a knack for community building and technical communication, Storyblok is looking for someone to join their fully distributed team in a Developer Relations capacity. The company builds a headless CMS used by major brands like Virgin Media O2, Oatly, and TomTom to manage and publish content across websites, apps, and AI-powered search experiences.
The role is fully remote, and Storyblok backs that up with a practical support package. New hires get a laptop and home office equipment from day one, a monthly stipend to cover internet and electricity costs, and after onboarding, either a furniture allowance or access to a local coworking space — whichever suits how you work best.
On the time-off side, the company offers 25 days of annual leave on top of local public holidays, plus sick leave and parental leave. There's also a personal development budget for books, courses, and conferences, which matters a lot in a field that moves as fast as developer tooling.
Culture-wise, Storyblok runs an annual in-person team trip alongside regular online get-togethers, so it's not purely async — there are real touchpoints built into the year. Flexible schedules are the norm rather than a perk on paper.
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