Community Marketing Manager

Role Overview

• You connect community strategy with real-world developer engagement.
• You plan, launch, and report on community programs end-to-end.
• You run meetups, Discord engagement, and the Coder Champions Program in close collaboration with Marketing, Product Marketing, and the Community Team Lead.
• You travel to events and meetups, represent the program with confidence, and ensure execution stays tight before, during, and after.
• Maintain organized calendars, timelines, and checklists so programs ship on time and with consistent quality.
• Engage daily on Discord: Run day-to-day Discord activity (prompts, QOTDs, AMAs, moderation, and issue routing) in partnership with our internal technical assistant team.
• Power the Champions program: Coordinate swag, recognition, and logistics for the Coder Champions (MVP) Program; track contributions, participation, and outcomes.
• Tell the Community story: Repurpose meetup highlights, Champion wins, and community insights into blogs, newsletters, and social posts; amplify what’s working.
• Measure what matters: Track community health metrics across CommonRoom, Discord, HubSpot, and related systems; surface insights, trends, and growth opportunities that inform marketing strategy and product priorities.

Requirements

• 4–7 years of experience: Community, marketing, or program management roles, ideally in developer, platform engineering, DevSecOps, open-source, or cloud-native ecosystems
• Proven community execution experience: Planning and running developer meetups, user groups, ambassador or MVP programs, or grassroots initiatives end-to-end
• Independent operator: Comfortable owning programs end-to-end, making decisions to keep programs moving, and building relationships with cross-functional stakeholders and vendors
• Systems fluency: Experience with community tools (Discord, CommonRoom) and CRM/marketing systems (HubSpot, Asana)
• Cross-functional communicator: Comfortable collaborating with Marketing, Product Marketing, and other technical stakeholders
• Exceptionally organized: Strong project management skills with attention to detail across multiple workstreams
• Logistics pro: Coordinate swag, venues, vendors, travel, and content delivery without losing momentum
• Insight-driven work: Fluency in tracking KPIs and communicating results, learnings, and recommendations
• Good content instincts: Knack for turning community stories, tutorials, and highlights into reusable assets
• Strategic thinking with execution focus: Able to see how today's work sets up future success while keeping current programs running smoothly
• Hands-on and proactive: Self-starting, collaborative, and energized by fast-moving startup environments; able to work independently while staying aligned to team goals
• Familiarity with open source or developer-led communities: Understanding of how developer communities operate and what drives engagement.

Tech Stack

• Cloud
• Open Source

Benefits

• Offers Equity
• Offers Bonus