Senior Developer Relations Engineer, Walrus

The Developer Relations team engages with the developer community online and in person to provide expert help and guidance in building next-generation Web3 applications on Sui. By talking to the community and understanding developer pain points, the team creates a rapid and positive feedback loop between the developer community and the protocol. As an engineer on the Developer Relations team, you will have or develop a technical understanding of Sui, as well as a proficiency in writing Move. You will have or develop an understanding of the Sui ecosystem by using developer tooling and testing apps. You will use your newly-developed knowledge to collaborate and connect with developers, enabling them to build and innovate on Sui. You will use your excellent communication skills to explain complex concepts to a wide variety of audiences, such as Web2 developers and Solidity developers. You will disseminate and advocate for Sui through a variety of mediums, including documentation, tutorials and workshops. Sui is not just a blockchain, but a coordination layer that powers a new, decentralized internet. You will use your passion for Web3 to learn about and advocate for this decentralized stack. In particular, you will use your knowledge of traditional storage solutions to advocate for Walrus, the decentralized storage layer built on Sui. As an experienced engineer, you will be able to operate on your initiative, prioritize work streams based on impact, and manage cross-functional teams. This role is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys high-impact, complex, and multi-disciplinary programs.

The Sui Foundation is an independent organization dedicated to the advancement and adoption of the Sui blockchain. Our mission is to onboard the next billion users to web3 by actively driving the global adoption of the Sui blockchain. The Foundation advocates for principles such as transparency and open communication, ensuring that all members of the Sui community have equal access to its programs and are subject to the same rules to guarantee that resources are distributed fairly.