Developer Content Engineer (Remote, Americas & Europe)

(Remote — Americas or Europe)

Nango (YC W23) is a developer infrastructure company and the leading provider of API access for agents and apps. It enables AI applications to connect to the real world through integrations.

More than 200 paying customers rely on Nango today, including Replit, Linux, and Vapi. We are a YC-backed, multi-million ARR company with a team of 10 from AWS, Snyk, Netlify, Uber, Samsara, and more.

We are hiring a Developer Content Engineer to scale our content for engineers building product integrations. You will work closely with the founders to identify the most promising topics and execute independently on campaigns end to end.

What You’ll Do

• Create long-form blog posts on API integration patterns, best practices, and use cases

• Produce hands-on tutorials for OAuth flows, API implementations, and common integration workflows with runnable code snippets

• Draft and publish our product updates newsletter with concise summaries of new features and developer impact

• Identify and execute on off-page content opportunities

• Collaborate with engineers and product to extract technical insights and turn them into structured content

• Maintain editorial quality and developer focus in all published assets

Who You Are

• Strong technical writing experience with real examples of blogs, docs, or tutorials aimed at engineers

• Comfortable explaining APIs, OAuth, auth protocols, and other complex technical concepts in plain language

• Experience writing step-by-step guides with runnable examples (code snippets, terminal commands)

• Know how to structure content for discoverability and clarity. Strong SEO/AEO experience is a strong plus.

• Ability to work with engineers to extract accurate technical detail

This role directly shapes how developers discover and adopt Nango. Your work will influence first impressions, time-to-value, and product trust through high-signal technical content.

If you enjoy operating across product, engineering, and go-to-market, turning real integration problems into clear, practical guides for developers, we would love to hear from you!