Developer Advocate

Role overview

Build and grow developer communities around database and agent-focused data products. You’ll lead programs from online engagement to hands-on events and practical technical content, while sharing community feedback with product and engineering teams.

Responsibilities

- Set community growth goals and manage discussion spaces, social channels, office hours, and recognition programs. - Organize workshops, meetups, hackathons, conference sessions, and community-led events, both online and in person. - Work with cloud, AI, and open-source partners on joint events, integrations, sample applications, and tutorials. - Create clear demos, starter projects, livestreams, webinars, and reusable workshop materials. - Turn community feedback into actionable input for product and engineering; track participation, event attendance, and active use.

Requirements

- At least five years in developer relations, advocacy, or community management, including programs built from the ground up. - Demonstrated success growing an online developer community and running in-person workshops, meetups, or hackathons. - Practical technical ability to build demos and sample applications, with comfort using SQL and PostgreSQL. - Familiarity with AI agents, LLM frameworks, or vector search—or a track record of learning new technical areas quickly. - Experience contributing to, maintaining, or organizing open-source communities; confident presenting live and on camera. - Strong communication, independent execution, and a relevant developer community presence; a related degree or equivalent practical experience.

Nice to have

- Experience with distributed databases, Kubernetes, or cloud infrastructure; ambassador programs; or partner events.

Benefits and work setup

- Remote role based in the United States. - Listed cash compensation is $160,000–$215,000, with equity where applicable, health and retirement plans, and unlimited paid time off.