Technical Developer Advocate

As a Technical Developer Advocate at Kaishi Partners, you turn deep technical knowledge into clear content and credible conversations with the Web3 community. You help grow awareness of a blockchain security company by creating useful technical content, answering community questions, and engaging with developers, security researchers, auditors, and protocol teams. You bring hands-on engineering experience, strong communication skills, and an established following within the Web3 or engineering community. This role combines technical education, developer advocacy, and community engagement, where success means helping technical audiences understand the work, trust the expertise, and recognize where the product can help.

What you'll do

• Create technical content including articles, tutorials, technical breakdowns, social posts, and product explainers for developers and security professionals, with code examples, diagrams, or demonstrations where useful.
• Answer community questions about the product, blockchain infrastructure, and security topics, providing clear, well-supported answers and working with internal engineers when deeper investigation is needed.
• Engage with the ecosystem by participating in discussions with developers, researchers, auditors, and protocol teams, building relationships through useful technical contributions.
• Analyze industry developments by following blockchain security incidents, protocol updates, and emerging risks, reviewing original sources, code, postmortems, and relevant onchain evidence before publishing.
• Explain product capabilities, integration requirements, and limitations accurately by working with the founders and engineering team.
• Grow relevant reach by distributing content through company channels and contributing through your established professional presence, with expectations for personal-account activity agreed upfront.
• Bring community insights into the company by capturing recurring questions, developer feedback, and misconceptions to improve content, documentation, and product messaging.

What you bring

• Hands-on software engineering experience demonstrated through professional work, shipped projects, open-source contributions, or technical security research.
• A strong understanding of blockchain systems, smart contracts, onchain transactions, and common security risks.
• The ability to read relevant code, assess technical claims, and explain how systems work.
• A portfolio of accurate, accessible technical content such as tutorials, engineering articles, security analyses, or substantive technical threads.
• An established Web3 or engineering following with meaningful engagement from relevant technical audiences, where audience relevance and credibility matter alongside reach.
• Strong written English and confidence handling public technical discussions, including follow-up questions and constructive disagreement.
• Sound research and fact-checking habits, including knowing when to qualify a claim or seek an internal technical review.
• The ability to work independently in a remote-first team, collaborate asynchronously, and maintain a consistent publishing schedule.

Nice to have

• Blockchain security, smart contract auditing, incident analysis, or security tooling experience.
• Developer relations, developer education, or technical product advocacy background.
• Experience with DeFi, wallet infrastructure, smart accounts, or transaction security.
• Experience creating integration guides, sample applications, or technical demonstrations.
• Familiarity with Markdown, GitHub, diagramming tools, and content automation workflows.