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San Francisco and REMOTE | Atlassian We make JIRA, HipChat and other developer tools that you may know. We're growing our developer relations practice and have
by wadenick 12y ago
San Francisco and REMOTE | Atlassian
We make JIRA, HipChat and other developer tools that you may know. We're growing our developer relations practice and have a few developer evangelist positions open right now.
As a developer evangelist at Atlassian you don't have sales targets or time in a briefing center, and you don't do Powerpoint - instead you spend half of your time building modern web code (pick your language, pick your stack) and half of your time writing and talking about what you did. And you can travel as much or as little as you'd like.
In short you get to build cool shit and showcase what's possible by example. Our company is still growing fast after more than 10 years, and our culture is innovative and inclusive.
Here's two to start:
https://www.atlassian.com/company/careers/jobs/listing?org=ATLASSIAN&cws=1&rid=1581 https://www.atlassian.com/company/careers/jobs/listing?org=A...
https://www.atlassian.com/company/careers/jobs/listing?org=ATLASSIAN&cws=1&rid=1961 https://www.atlassian.com/company/careers/jobs/listing?org=A...
- baggachipz 12y agoI don't see any jobs listed that are specifically remote. To apply as a remote developer evangelist, would one need to simply apply for, say, the SF one?
- wadenick 12y agoYes. Our Taleo system doesn't have Remote as an option but I'm very happy to talk with remote candidates and in fact my dev rel team right now is 100% remote.
- lechuckcaptain 12y agoIs the remote option available also for Engineering positions?
- wadenick 12y agoThat's going to depend on the role, the hiring manager, and the candidate. I can't answer for all those but I'd suggest it's always worth a conversation if you see a role you find really compelling.