Wasmer, the YC S19 startup building universal WebAssembly runtime, is actively recruiting for Rust engineering and developer relations positions. The company, which has established itself as a leader in the WebAssembly ecosystem, seeks to expand its team with specialists who can advance its core technology and grow its developer community.

Founded to create a universal runtime that runs WebAssembly across different environments, Wasmer has been developing tools that enable developers to execute WebAssembly modules anywhere - from servers to edge devices. The Rust engineering role likely involves working on the company's core runtime written in Rust, while the DevRel position would focus on engaging with developers and promoting Wasmer's technology stack.

This hiring push comes as WebAssembly continues gaining traction as a portable compilation target for high-performance applications. Wasmer's position as a YC-backed company in this emerging space makes these roles particularly significant for developers looking to work on cutting-edge runtime technology and shape the future of WebAssembly adoption.