Staff Technical Content Engineer

<div class="content-intro"><p><strong>About Viam&nbsp;</strong></p> <p>Founded by Eliot Horowitz, co-founder and former CTO of MongoDB, Viam is a novel robotics engineering platform that lets you configure, control, and manage robots intuitively and quickly. We’re inspiring a generation of engineers to solve complicated automation problems with our uniquely powerful suite of software tools.<br><br>We’re a ~100-person company headquartered in New York City.</p></div><p><strong>Role summary</strong></p> <p>As a Technical Content Engineer, you'll design learning experiences that take developers from first hearing about Viam to confidently building production applications. This isn't just about organizing content—it's about understanding how developers actually learn, what motivates them to keep going, and what obstacles cause them to drop off. You'll design and build real-world robotics applications and create courses and learning paths based on these applications that drive real adoption, working hands-on with Viam to ensure your designs are grounded in the actual developer experience.</p> <p>We're looking for experienced engineers who want to help us build the best technology education program in the industry. Our ideal candidate is a senior software developer who also loves to teach. You've built non-trivial applications, but you also have a passion for explaining technical concepts in just the right way.</p> <p>This is a unique role because it combines teaching and software engineering. You'll design highly technical self-paced courses and instructor-led training courses with hands-on exercises to help people get the most out of Viam. You'll also become a Viam expert. When applying, please let us know in a few words why you'd be a good fit.&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>What you'll do</strong></p> <ul> <li>Design the overall architecture of Viam's self-paced learning content: what courses exist, how they sequence, what prerequisites they assume, and how they build toward real capabilities</li> <li>Evaluate training requirements by use case and user role, and turn those requirements into courses with clearly defined learning objectives and learning paths</li> <li>Architect and develop sample applications using a variety of programming languages (e.g., Python, Go, TypeScript) and Viam</li> <li>Design, develop, and maintain course materials including hands-on coding exercises, presentation content, video storyboards, student and instructor guides, demo scripts, quizzes and assessments</li> <li>Build working projects in Viam yourself to validate that your curriculum designs match the developer experience</li> <li>Use feedback and survey data from students, instructors, and Viam enginee