Developer Portal Manager

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United Kingdom.

📋 Description

• Take ownership of and enhance the Flipper One Developer Portal.

• Transform internal team insights into clear public documentation, notes, updates, and explanations.

• Participate in team calls to grasp project developments and maintain a comprehensive overview.

• Convert technical discussions into straightforward language while preserving meaning and accuracy.

• Oversee community comments, pull requests, and contributions.

• Filter out spam, minimize distractions, and ensure discussions remain productive.

• Assist users in understanding the portal's functionality and how to provide valuable feedback.

• Gather community insights and relay them back to the team.

• Maintain the portal's structure, ensuring it is current and genuinely beneficial.

⛳️ Requirements

• Write with clarity, conciseness, and precision, showcasing examples of guides, instructions, READMEs, how-tos, or similar materials.

• Possess a fundamental understanding of hardware, software, and development workflows, including Git, commits, branches, and pull requests.

• Ability to simplify complex technical subjects and illustrate them through flowchart sketches.

• Strong verbal communication skills, encompassing active listening, asking precise questions, and distilling key points from chaotic discussions.

• Capacity to maintain productive communication with the community.

• Comfortable working closely with engineers and navigating technical environments.

• Skillful in differentiating valuable feedback and constructive criticism from noise and spam.

• Appreciate structure, logic, clarity, and the quality of information.

• Genuine enthusiasm for developer-focused products, hardware, documentation, open communities, and build-in-public methodologies.

• Proficient in both Russian and English.

• Nice-to-have: experience in DevRel, technical writing, community operations, or editorial roles.

• Nice-to-have: familiarity with documentation, wikis, knowledge bases, or developer portals.

• Nice-to-have: understanding of technical communities, open-source initiatives, and hardware projects.

• Nice-to-have: ability to work across interfaces, electronics, product architecture, and internal development.

🏝️ Benefits

• Fully remote work from anywhere in the world.

• All necessary equipment provided for an optimal working environment.

• VHI (Voluntary Health Insurance).

• Corporate sports activities.

• Foreign language courses.

• Therapy sessions.

• Five-day workweek.

• Flexible start times for the workday.