Developer Relations

Phonic is a voice AI model company focused on powering the most realistic, human-like voice AI conversations. We've re-thought the entire stack in pursuit of this goal, from models to product, to create voice agents that feel like they truly understand you, respond emotionally and perform agentic tasks with frontier intelligence.

Our team includes top-tier AI researchers, international olympiad medalists, and former founders.

Our customers include companies that are building voice-native AI products in industries such as customer support, healthcare, and logistics.

Phonic has a very talent dense and close-knit team. We collaborate with high trust and are constantly trying to improve how we work to deliver world-class research and product. Everyone takes ownership in what they do and they aren’t afraid to dive in headfirst into new problems. We are fully in-person in our San Francisco office.

As our first Developer Relations hire, you'll single handedly own technical content marketing, product marketing, and brand marketing at Phonic. You won't be one spoke in a big marketing org, you'll be the whole wheel. A typical day might start with editing a technical blog post the team drafted, tightening it into something sharp enough to publish that week, and then move into crafting product demos for our social accounts.

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  Write and edit technical blog posts turning drafts from the team (engineers, founders) into clean, publishable content for a technical audience

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  Own product marketing translating what we're building into positioning and messaging that customers and prospects immediately understand

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  Write and post witty, sharp content for our company social media accounts

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  If there's interest, you can support the sales pipeline taking on deal next steps (follow-ups, materials, coordination) to keep every deal moving with velocity

• Clean, coherent writing: You can take a rough draft, technical or not, and make it tight and clear

• A wit and voice for social media: You write posts that are sharp and memorable, not corporate-bland

• Storytelling ability: You can turn "what we built" into a compelling, coherent vision of where we're going

• A degree from a top school

• 2-5 years of relevant experience in technical marketing

• Interest in sales/ops — comfortable taking deal next steps and helping close

• Prior Developer Relations experience elsewhere (agencies, other startups, or larger dev-tool companies)

• You don't need to be deeply technical to succeed in this role