DevRel Communications Designer

Please note: This role will require occasional travel to San Francisco.

The role

Nebius is looking for a DevRel Communications Designer to be a part of the Design team and embedded with DevRel. At Nebius, we believe builders decide which platforms win. AI engineers, agent builders, ML engineers and inference teams choose what to build on long before it becomes a procurement decision — and we want to earn that choice early, while they're still picking their models, inference and tooling. This role is about making Nebius the brand those builders recognize, respect, and share.

You’re welcome to work remotely in the United States.

Your responsibilities will include: 

• Building and evolving the visual language for everything developer-facing — one system that holds together across the dev.nebius.com, AI Builder Program, social, events, swag, and developer community.
• Designing for where builders actually are — mostly offline: meetups, hackathons, conference presence, event environments, and swag that developers actually want to wear and keep.
• Designing web pages, developer program materials, campaign visuals, and social content for a technical audience.
• Making technical content look as good as it is: benchmarks, GPU specs, pricing, architecture diagrams — turning dense material into visuals people actually want to read and share.
• Creating AI-templates and guidelines so the DevRel team can produce on-brand materials at speed without a designer in every loop.
• Working in the open with DevRel and content: quick concepts, tight iterations, ship-learn-repeat.

We expect you to have: 

• A portfolio of marketing that developers actually respect — launch pages, developer program sites, campaigns, event visuals, technical content. Engineers can smell fluff; you don't produce it.
• You understand the audience: AI игшдвукы, ML engineers, DevOps, inference and platform teams, developers moving into AI. You know what catches their attention, what they ignore, and what makes them share something with a colleague.
• You study the brands developers love — and can explain why their marketing lands with a technical audience, bringing that thinking into your own work.
• Experience designing for physical spaces and events: booths, signage, environments, printed materials, swag — you understand print technologies, materials, and production constraints, and can take a design from concept to fabrication.
• System-first mindset: a visual language that scales across surfaces, not a collection of one-offs.
• AI-proficiency: up-to-date knowledge of AI tools and a strong critical eye for results — from a design expert's perspective, not an average user's.
• Strong layout, composition, and information design skills: typography, grids, visual hierarchy, and the craft to keep dense technical material clear.
• Ability to articulate and defend design decisions, incorporate feedback, and iterate quickly.
• Excitement about defining what an AI cloud brand looks like for the people building on it.

It will be an added bonus if you have: 

• Motion and video basics: animating for social, working with launch video assets.
• Experience inside a developer community, DevRel program, or open-source ecosystem.
• Writing/editing instincts for developer-facing copy.

Key employee benefits in the US:

• Health insurance: 100% company-paid medical, dental, and vision coverage for employees and families.
• 401(k) plan: Up to 4% company match with immediate vesting.
• Parental leave: 20 weeks paid for primary caregivers, 12 weeks for secondary caregivers.
• Remote work reimbursement: Up to $85/month for mobile and internet.
• Disability & life insurance: Company-paid short-term, long-term and life insurance coverage.