[Hiring] Developer Success Engineer @Knock
Developer Success Engineer @Knock
Software Development
Salary unspecified
Remote Location
Employment Type full-time
Posted 1wk ago

[Hiring] Developer Success Engineer @Knock

1wk ago - Knock is hiring a remote Developer Success Engineer. πŸ’Έ Salary: unspecified πŸ“Location: UK, Ireland

Role Description

We’re looking for a Developer Success Engineer in the UK or Ireland to come join our growing team and help our customers be successful in using Knock to power their cross-channel notifications.

Our users are technical. Most of them are developers. You will be responsible for meeting them where they are, building a relationship, and helping them get the most out of Knock.

In this role, you’ll be on the front line, working with Knock customers throughout their lifecycle, from their initial trial of the product to implementation to expansion.

What you'll be doing in this role

  • Serve as the primary, ongoing technical point of contact for our customers.
  • Have calls with contacts at our largest enterprise customers and answer inbound questions on email/Slack from our self-serve customers.
  • Become an expert in the Knock platform to help new and existing developers best use the product.
  • Help customers plan and execute their end-to-end implementations, from high-level architecture down to code implementation.
  • Identify any blockers for a customer adopting Knock and help them overcome those obstacles.
  • Answer questions about our product in conversations with potential customers, ultimately convincing them Knock is the correct solution.
  • Support Knock’s sales team in helping customers understand what is technically possible with Knock.
  • Create technical content to demonstrate best practices and specific use cases (e.g. sample apps, documentation, videos, etc.).
  • Deliver feedback to the product and engineering team on challenges faced by customers and help design and advocate for changes to overcome those challenges.
  • Manage and communicate priorities between internal and external stakeholders.

Qualifications

  • A love for solving open-ended problems for customers and endless curiosity.
  • 2+ years of experience as a developer support engineer or adjacent role, ideally with prior experience working at a developer tools company.
  • Experience at an early-stage startup.
  • A strong technical generalist who is comfortable talking about technical concepts from both a product feature and an architecture perspective.
  • Prior development experience with one or more languages, such as JavaScript, Ruby, Python, Go, Java, or similar.
  • Excellent writing skills.
  • Located in UK/Ireland.

Note

You can be a great fit even if you don't perfectly match what's described above. We know there's a lot we don't know and haven't thought of yet, and we're looking for teammates that can tell us what those things are. If that's you, don't hesitate to apply and tell us about yourself!

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