Dear Cloudflare Talent Acquisition team,
I am writing to apply for the DevRel Engineer role you posted on your careers page. I have spent the last several years in developer experience, and I would be glad to bring that work to your team.
I took some time to read up on Cloudflare, and what stood out was your work on the Workers runtime and the new SDK for the D1 database. It looks like a good moment to join, and I am keen to put my developer experience skills to work as the team takes that on.
After reading the job description, I understand that your three critical needs for this role are building SDKs and client libraries, writing reference apps and code samples and supporting developers through integration issues. Those are what decide whether a devrel engineer hire works out, and I have shipped real results against each one.
On building SDKs and client libraries, I work day to day with TypeScript, Go and SDK design. As a DevRel Engineer at MongoDB, I led shipping a typed client SDK that a few dozen teams now build on. On top of that, I rebuilt the JavaScript library so it ships with full type definitions.
For writing reference apps and code samples, I lean on OpenAPI, code samples and reference apps. In my time as a DevRel Engineer at MongoDB, I handled writing reference apps and quickstarts that cut time-to-first-call from an afternoon to ten minutes.
When it comes to supporting developers through integration issues, I bring GitHub issues, integration help and developer feedback. Working as a DevRel Engineer at MongoDB, I took on clearing the busiest integration issues on GitHub and folding the fixes back into the docs. On top of that, I set up a support rotation that answered developer questions within a day.
I would welcome the chance to talk this through in an interview and walk you through why I am a good fit. I would be happy to help your team build and ship, and to grow alongside it.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
Theo Script
theo.script@gmail.com