Senior Developer Relations & Enablement Engineer

Istari Digital is a digital engineering software company focused on creating scalable digital ecosystems. The role involves producing high-quality content that bridges the gap between the Istari platform and developers, including video tutorials, blog posts, and documentation. Responsibilities: Produce professional-quality short-form video tutorials demonstrating real developer workflows — automation scripts, SDK usage, custom integrations, and job orchestration patterns; Write developer-focused blog posts, how-to guides, and design pattern documentation that go beyond "where to click" to explain how to achieve goals with the platform; Create and maintain SDK reference documentation, sample code, and integration walkthroughs; Define and select the right content format (video, doc, blog, live demo) for each concept or use case; Represent Istari at developer events, hackathons, and community forums; Build relationships with developers creating custom workflows and integrations using the Istari Python client and integration SDK; Interview customers and internal Customer Success teams to surface real-world use cases, pain points, and workflows worth documenting; Develop a working knowledge of how customers use the platform: uploading files, running jobs, automating workflows programmatically with Python, and building custom connectors via the integration SDK; Translate complex distributed platform concepts (agents, connectors, data pipelines, artifact derivation) into accessible, practical content for developer audiences Qualifications: A portfolio of developer-facing content you've produced: videos on YouTube/similar, technical blog posts, documentation, or tutorials. We will review your work. This is the most important requirement; Professional video production skills — you know how to shoot, light, record audio, and edit video to a broadcast-quality standard. We can't train this; you need to own it; Working Python proficiency, especially around SDKs, scripting, and automation. You don't need to be a software engineer — you need to be able to write, run, and explain Python code confidently; Customer curiosity — a genuine drive to understand what developers are trying to accomplish, not just how the product works in isolation; Strong written communication skills; able to explain technical concepts clearly for a developer audience Required Skills: Developer-facing content creation, Professional video production, Python programming, SDK usage, Scripting, Automation, Customer curiosity