Developer Relations AI

Role Overview

• Build and nurture relationships with developers, partners, and open-source communities.
• Engage and interact with the developer ecosystem — hosting AMAs, office hours, webinars, and play a part in online communities.
• Collect and synthesize developer feedback to inform product and engineering teams.
• Identify influential developers, projects, and communities to establish collaboration opportunities.
• Create and maintain high-quality technical content (blog posts, tutorials, sample apps, videos, documentation, SDK guides, etc.) directly targeted to developers.
• Develop demos, prototypes, and reference implementations that showcase real-world use cases.
• Contribute to improving developer experience through documentation feedback, onboarding flows, and API design suggestions.
• Support developer onboarding through workshops, hackathons, and training sessions.
• Advocate for the company’s technology stack at industry events, developer meetups, and online communities.
• Translate complex technical concepts into clear, relatable value propositions.
• Collaborate with marketing to align technical storytelling with broader brand messaging.
• Track and report community sentiment and adoption metrics to measure evangelism impact.
• Partner closely with engineering, product management, and marketing to align developer needs with product strategy.
• Provide structured feedback loops between external developers and internal teams to improve product usability.
• Support launch strategies for new developer-facing features, APIs, and SDKs.
• Contribute to roadmap discussions to ensure developer experience remains a strategic priority.
• Support initial technical discussions with potential customers and partners.
• Represent the company as a credible technical voice in the ecosystem through public speaking, open-source contributions, and community engagement.
• Stay ahead of industry trends, tools, and frameworks relevant to the developer community.
• Mentor internal teams on effective developer communication and community engagement practices.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field
• or equivalent professional experience.
• 3+ years of professional software development experience.
• Previous experience as a Developer Advocate, Developer Relations, or Technical Community Manager.
• Strong hands-on experience with JavaScript, TypeScript, and Node.js
• able to write production-level code and explain it clearly to other developers.
• Demonstrated experience building, testing, and maintaining applications or APIs.
• Proven ability to create technical content (tutorials, sample projects, blog posts, videos, or documentation) that educates and inspires developers.
• Experience presenting at public events, such as developer conferences, meetups, webinars, or internal company talks.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to translate complex technical concepts into simple, engaging messages.
• Experience engaging with developer communities through events, GitHub, forums, or social media.
• Strong understanding of developer experience principles and best practices.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with product, engineering, and marketing teams.
• Strong experience with Llama.cpp and ggml inference engines, which facilitates the deployment of models to specific GPU architectures
• Experience with AI or ML technologies, such as building or integrating LLMs, chatbots, or AI-driven SDKs and APIs.
• English fluency — outstanding written and verbal communication skills are required for public-facing content and developer engagement.

Tech Stack

• C++
• JavaScript
• Node.js
• TypeScript

Benefits

• Flexible working hours
• Professional development opportunities