Developer Advocate (DevRel)

Location: Global / Ukraine (Remote) We are the creators of a new fintech era! Our mission is to change this world by making blockchain accessible to everyone in everyday life. WhiteBIT is a global team of over 1,200 professionals united by one mission — to shape the new world order in the Web3 era. Each of our employees is fully engaged in this transformative journey. We work on our blockchain platform, providing maximum transparency and security for more than 8 million users worldwide. Our breakthrough solutions, incredible speed of adaptation to market challenges, and technological superiority are the strengths that take us beyond ordinary companies. Our official partners include the National Football Team of Ukraine, FC Barcelona, Lifecell, FACEIT and VISA. The future of Web3 starts with you — join us as a Developer Advocate (DevRel)! Requirements Core: — Senior developer-advocacy experience, or senior technical partner-facing engineering - in crypto, fintech, or a B2B API product. — Deep, hands-on command of REST and WebSocket APIs - reads the spec and confirms behaviour with a live call. — Able to make hands-on code changes to quickstarts and SDKs, not only review them. — Proven at authoring change requests / API-improvement proposals from partner and internal-developer feedback - structured and evidence-backed. — Credible in direct technical partner conversations; can act as senior escalation for a first line. — Verifies against official documentation and live behaviour before approving any published API claim; distinguishes fact from assumption. — Structured, concise technical writing for partner-facing and internal product audiences. — Able to mentor and enable junior team members. Nice to have: — Crypto-exchange / exchange-integration experience (market making, custody, payments, on/off-ramp). — Experience owning an SDK or AI/agent surface (safety review, packaging, registries). Responsibilities (a) Change requests and API advocacy — Own the CR flow: author CRs that alter API behaviour or contract, and remain named approver on any such CR. The Junior DevRels do intake, reproduction, and evidence; this seat authors and approves. — Propose API improvements from partner and internal-developer feedback, carried into Product as structured requests. — Provide API and infrastructure advocacy for partners and the developer audience. (b) Published correctness (the safety bar) — Named approver on any published API claim; owns correctness of every guide/quickstart whose accuracy needs a spec read or a live call. Juniors draft and maintain; this seat approves. — Where an AI/agent or hosted surface is in scope, own its safety bar (what it must not expose). (c) Quickstarts, SDKs, and enablement — Keep the quickstarts correct; make hands-on fixes while the first line ramps. — Teach and enable the Junior DevRels to update and maintain quickstarts and, progressively, the SDKs. (d) Partner depth and escalation — Hold partner-call depth and technical feedback. — Act as the senior technical escalation for the Junior/operations first line on subject-matter and blocked issues. Working terms Immerse yourself in Crypto & Web3: — Master cutting-edge technologies and become an expert in the most innovative industry. Work with the Fintech of the Future: — Develop your skills in digital finance and shape the global market. Take Your Professionalism to the Next Level: — Gain unique experience and be part of global transformations. Drive Innovations: — Influence the industry and contribute to groundbreaking solutions. Join a Strong Team: — Collaborate with top experts worldwide and grow alongside the best. Work-Life Balance & Well-being: — Modern equipment. — Comfortable working conditions, and an inspiring environment to help you thrive. — 24 calendar days of paid leave. — Additional days off for national holidays. Let’s Build the Future Together! WhiteBIT offers all candidates an equal opportunity to join the team. All hiring decisions are made without regard to race, national origin, gender identity or sexual orientation, age, religion, disability, medical condition, marital status, familial status, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic of an individual.