Job Overview
Job description
- Location:
- United States
- Work arrangement:
- On-site
Role Summary
We are looking for an Engineering Evangelist role in our skyrocket-level growing YC startup. testRigor is the verification framework that allows you to build tests in English before you write code (ATDD), and, therefore, generate code with /goal until it passes tests, producing something that actually works according to the specifications to save your time.
Responsibilities
- Recording videos about the product;
- Presenting on webinars;
- Traveling to present on conferences;
- Writing sample code to illustrate certain points;
- Replying to questions asked by people on content;
- Reviewing content created by others;
Writing educational documentation/marketing pages.
Requirements
Who We're Looking For
- Someone who is excited about the future with AI!
- Experience in Engineering: You had extensive experience writing code, and, ideally, engineering management experience.
- Strong wish to be on camera and presenting at conferences: Since this is what you’ll be doing: recording educational videos about the product and presenting on conferences and webinars.
- Being organized: We are looking for someone with clear structured thinking who is organized and self-starter.
- Attitude: Do show initiative and work well with others on the team. Be willing to explain things to others. Positive mental attitude. Goal-oriented.
- Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field.
Benefits
- Equity Upside: Join us in an extremely fast growing AI startup with a significant equity stake.
- Impact: Shape the future of how code.
- Top Company: We are a fast growing YC startup.
- Values: We value speed and things being done right, things being organized properly, and making the future better.
- Role:
- Engineering Evangelist
- Job Type:
- Full Time
Company profile

testRigor
testrigor.comtestRigor is a generative AI-based test automation tool that lets users write automated tests in free-flowing plain English. The tool translates high-level instructions, such as purchasing a product, into a specific set of steps and executes them exactly as written, and users can correct or expand the instructions with supported commands. testRigor says manual testers build stable automated tests 15 times faster with it, and it aims to help teams reach 100% test automation.