Job Overview
Job description
- Location:
- Remote | North America or Europe, United States
- Work arrangement:
- Remote
Role Summary
Developer Experience sits at the intersection of engineering, education, and marketing. We’re looking for a hands-on builder who can lead cross-functional launches from strategy through adoption.
Required Location: North America or Europe
Responsibilities
- Define launch readiness, success metrics, and follow-on adoption programs.
- Create demos, docs, articles, videos, and example repos for developers and AI agents.
- Build integrations, plugins, and microsites.
- Run webinars, workshops, and other adoption programs.
- Bring developer perspective to positioning, campaigns, and sales enablement.
- Use adoption signals and field feedback to improve the product and the next launch.
WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH
- Dominic https: //twitter.com/domyen - CxO
- Claire https: //www.linkedin.com/in/clairereitz/ - Marketing
- Varun https: //twitter.com/winkerVSbecks - DX Engineer
- Kyle https: //twitter.com/kylegach - DX Engineer
Salary Range: US$175K - US$194K + equity. Learn more about our compensation philosophy here https://chromatic-ui.notion.site/Chromatic-s-Compensation-Philosophy-bc0b2c567f6e44ac8d2ada3003404a93. For a list of our other benefits & a peek into life at Chromatic, visit our careers page https://www.chromatic.com/company/careers.
Requirements
- You’ve built real software and worked in developer experience, developer relations, or a similar role.
- You’ve led developer-facing launches with Product, Marketing, and Sales.
- You have deep frontend development experience, heavy JavaScript
- You have a strong portfolio of articles, talks, tutorials, videos, demos, or open source work.
- You can explain technical ideas to developer and business audiences.
- You’ve used adoption signals and field feedback to improve a launch or program.
- Role:
- Developer Experience Engineer
- Job Type:
- FullTime
Company profile
Chromatic
chromatic.comChromatic builds a frontend UI testing and review platform that catches visual, interaction and accessibility issues before they ship. Teams use it to enforce UI standards, even when AI writes code, to assign reviewers for faster sign-off and to give agents validated UI context. Made by the Storybook team, Chromatic creates products that help frontend developers build, test and get sign-off on user interfaces, and thousands of companies use its tools.