PostPulse is the “API-first” social media engine. We empower SaaS founders, agencies, and creators to break free from manual scheduling by turning social media into a programmable workflow. With our official n8n nodes and robust API, we allow users to build sophisticated AI content pipelines—from RSS-to-social to fully automated video distributions.
The Role
We are looking for a Developer Advocate who lives at the intersection of Low-Code and High-AI. You won’t just talk about PostPulse; you will build the “blueprints” that show the world what’s possible when you combine PostPulse with n8n, Make, and LLMs.
You are a builder first. You enjoy the challenge of connecting disparate APIs to create a “magic” workflow, and you have the communication skills to teach others how to do the same.
Core Responsibilities
Build Technical “Blueprints”: Create and maintain high-value workflow templates for n8n and Make.com. Examples: “Auto-generate LinkedIn carousels from blog posts” or “AI-driven news curation to X/Threads.”
Content Creation: Produce “Build-in-Public” style content. This includes technical tutorials, YouTube “how-to” videos, and deep-dive blog posts on our developer portal.
Community Leadership: Act as the primary technical voice in our Discord/Slack and represent PostPulse in the n8n community forums and AI automation circles.
Product Advocacy: Act as the “Internal Customer.” You will use our API daily, find the friction points, and work directly with our engineering team to improve our nodes and documentation.
Speaking & Demos: Conduct live webinars and represent PostPulse at virtual (and occasionally physical) automation and AI conferences.
What We’re Looking For
Automation Mastery: You are a “Power User” of n8n and/or Make. You understand JSON structures, Webhooks, HTTP Requests, and how to handle API rate limits.
AI Enthusiast: You don’t just use ChatGPT; you understand how to use LLMs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral) via API to transform data, summarize content, and generate media.
Coding Lite: You are comfortable with JavaScript/TypeScript (especially for n8n Function nodes) and can read/debug API documentation with ease.
Communication: You can take a complex technical concept (like OAuth2 flows or Media Import states) and explain it simply to a non-technical founder.
Self-Starter: You are excited about the “Social-Media-as-Code” movement and want to help shape the roadmap of an early-stage product.
Bonus Points If…
You have an existing following or “expert” status in the n8n or Make communities.
You have built and published your own n8n community nodes or Make apps.
You have experience with video editing or “faceless” AI video generation tools.
Why Join Us?
Influence: You’ll be the first “DevRel” hire, meaning you define the culture and strategy of how we interact with developers.
The Tech: You get to play with the latest AI and automation tech every single day.
Remote-First: Work from anywhere, but stay connected with a highly technical, fast-moving team.
Hello @alex97po , welcome to make.com community, I have worked and have experience with Make.com and l will love to collaborate with you on this you can schedule a call Here and you can checkout my upwork profile Here, for my pastworks and certifications
With 7+ years of experience in automation and AI, I specialize in creating powerful workflows with n8n and Make.com, and I have solid expertise in both communities. I’m passionate about building scalable systems and content that help others unlock the potential of low-code tools and AI.
I’m confident I can create high-value workflow templates, produce engaging technical content, and foster community growth for PostPulse.
Really interesting role. It aligns closely with the work I do across Make, n8n, and AI orchestration, building production-ready workflow blueprints involving webhooks, HTTP integrations, complex JSON handling, and LLM-driven content pipelines.
I’ve worked on multi-platform content automation, agentic AI workflows, and reusable automation templates designed for scale. I’m also very comfortable working directly with APIs, handling rate limits, and optimizing LLM runtime and cost.
I would love to learn more about PostPulse and how you’re structuring the blueprint and advocacy side of the role.
Hello @alex97po , This role is right in my wheelhouse. I’m a builder first, I spend most of my time designing and shipping real n8n/Make workflows that combine APIs, LLMs, and automation into repeatable systems, then explaining them clearly to others.
I’d contribute by creating high-impact PostPulse blueprints (RSS-to-social, AI repurposing, video distribution), publishing build-in-public tutorials and videos, and acting as a hands-on advocate inside the n8n/automation community. I’m comfortable with JSON, HTTP, rate limits, OAuth flows, and JavaScript in n8n Function nodes, and I regularly work with OpenAI-style APIs for content and media pipelines.
The “social-media-as-code” vision resonates strongly with me, and I’d enjoy being the internal power user who stress-tests the API, feeds insights back to engineering, and helps define DevRel from the ground up.
This role really aligns with how I already work day to day. I’m very hands-on and builder first, with real experience creating live, production workflows in n8n and Make. I regularly connect APIs, webhooks, JSON, and LLMs to turn content into fully automated social media systems.
I’ve built and documented workflows like RSS or blog content → AI processing → multi-platform posting, and I genuinely enjoy sharing these builds in a clear, practical way that founders and non-technical users can follow. I’m comfortable working directly with APIs, troubleshooting edge cases, and sharing real feedback with engineering to improve the product from a user’s perspective.
The whole Social-Media-as-Code idea really excites me, especially being part of an early, API-first product like PostPulse. I’d love to help create useful blueprints, tutorials, and community content that clearly show what’s possible when PostPulse, n8n/Make, and AI are combined.
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