Come work with me 😊 We’re looking for a DX Engineer who loves working with @nextjs. Day-to-day, you’ll be mostly coding and writing: Code • Improve and maintain the Next.js site (/docs, /learn, and /blog), which receives millions of monthly visitors. • Build examples and demos to help teach developers about Next.js. • Use TypeScript, React, Next.js, Tailwind, MDX (and broader ecosystem tools when needed). Write: • Docs, tutorials, blogs • Community responses • And random stuff, like a tweet or a keynote! Other helpful skills (not required nor expected): • Design - to visually explain concepts. • Public speaking and videography - for the rare conference talk, presentation, YouTube video, or workshop. This job is impactful but hard. Unlike specialty roles, it requires a broad set of core skills. You’ll be creating source of truth content that doesn’t exist anywhere else, and answering obscure questions that'll stretch your knowledge of React and Next.js. I've been working in this role for 3 years. Much of my time has been spent learning new concepts, reading PRs, tests, source code, and community feedback. Separating implementation details and technical jargon from user-facing information, giving feedback to our engineers. Thinking about how to structure information, explain new features, and package it all in a way that'll resonate with our audience, etc. If you love learning about web development, understand what it takes to build delightful UIs, and can empathize with Next.js users, you'll be a great fit. Feel free to AMA 🖤