DevRev

DevRev is a platform purpose-built for SaaS and technology companies, helping back-office development match the rapid pace of front-office customer relationships. Our mission is to bring end users, support engineers, product managers, and developers together, making it effortless to do what matters most — and creating a company-wide culture of product and customer-centricity.

Unlike generic tools, DevRev took a blank canvas approach to collaboration, search, GenAI, and analytics, enabling SaaS companies to ship faster for the largest business impact — with continuous development, roadmapping, prioritization, customer engineering, and more. DevRev is used across departments in thousands of companies and can coexist with or replace your tools, bringing information symmetry, streamlining collaboration, and converging teams.

DevRev was founded in October 2020 and raised over $85 million in seed money from investors such as Khosla Ventures and Mayfield, making it the largest in the history of Silicon Valley. It is led by its co-founder and CEO, Dheeraj Pandey, who was previously the co-founder and CEO of Nutanix, and by Manoj Agarwal, DevRev's co-founder and former SVP of Engineering at Nutanix. DevRev is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, and has offices in seven global locations.

Design at DevRev

Design means so many things at DevRev. Not only are we committed to bringing the most delightful consumer-grade experience to our customers, we apply design thinking and champion the culture of craftsmanship with everything we do, from optimizing internal communication, to nurturing the developer community. At DevRev, people care about people, and we use design to express our love to make everyone's day-to-day life a little more enjoyable.

What we are looking for

  • BS/BA or MS/MA in HCI, Design, CS, Architecture or related fields
  • Excellent craft skills, such as visual story telling, pixel-perfect UI design, prototyping
  • Strong product thinking abilities, i.e. being able to identify the key user needs and connect them with effective solutions
  • Strong research skills for the market, users and technical domains
  • Keep a pulse on the latest design trend and have a passion for minimalism
  • Bonus: have a heart for coding and familiar with modern web technologies such as GSAP, Tailwind CSS, React
  • Being able to work in a fast-paced environment with lots of ambiguity
  • Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written

Culture

The foundation of DevRev is its culture -- our commitment to those who are hungry, humble, honest, and who act with heart. Our vision is to help build the earth’s most customer-centric companies. Our mission is to leverage design, data engineering, and machine intelligence to empower engineers to embrace their customers. That is DevRev!

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