Community Developer Lead

• Interacting with developers via various online and in-person communities to drive awareness, engagement and usage of our products  
• Answer technical questions, unblock users, and foster an inclusive, knowledgeable, and strong community that developers want to be a part of
  
  
•  Educate developers on workflow orchestration, agentic workflows, and distributed systems through your content and community programs
• Build real relationships to empower our contributors, advocates, and power users
  
  
• Create educational content such as blogs, tutorials, videos, walkthroughs, and learning materials
• End-to-end ownership of webinars, workshops, AMAs, demos, and community events
• Represent Orkes at conferences, meetups, podcasts, and online events
  
  
• Bring developer feedback back to Product and Engineering to help improve Orkes

Must-Haves

• 2+ years of impactful experience in engagement with developers for deeply technical products in a community context

• A proactive, self-directed person who thrives in any situation and enjoys working alongside developer communities

• A strong technical foundation. You’ve written code and understand how developers think, build, troubleshoot, and evaluate new technologies

• You’ve created technical educational content in the past such as presentations, written work, videos, demos, and workshops

• You can take something complex and make it click for developers who are seeing it for the first time 
• You are a highly resilient person that’s also execution-focused.
  
  

Nice-to-Haves

• Open source community experience

• An existing audience or online presence in the developer space

• Conference talks/webinars/event hosting under your belt

• Familiarity with agentic workflow orchestration, in particular Conductor/Orkes

• This role is a blend of technical marketing, community building, and developer relations

• Opportunity to shape how developers discover and learn about Orkes

• Close collaboration with Engineering, Product, and open-source community members

• SF Bay Area or Seattle

• In office or hybrid

We’d love to see examples of your work:

• Blogs, tutorials, instructional content, GitHub

• Conference talks/coding voice-overs/webinars

• Community stewardship and contributions or open source involvement

• Anything that shows how you think and communicate