Developer Advocate
Most importantly, we're not looking for someone to bounce from event to event with a canned message. We want a developer advocate who can deeply understand our audience's needs, serve them authentically, and build lasting relationships. You'll play a critical role in helping new and prospective customers grasp our value and how to harness it. This vital work will be instrumental to Zep's broader success and growth.
This is a major career breakout opportunity: You'll be set up for success with mentorship and weekly guidance from our partnership with Community Leadership Core's Jono Bacon (former head of DevRel at Canonical & GitHub).
Typical activities for this role include:
Passionately grow and empower the Zep community, enabling them to build amazing agentic applications
Create compelling content that truly solves developer problems and showcases Zep's potential
Conduct thoughtful competitive analysis to assess how we can always lead with powerful, engaged, thoughtful, and surprising advocacy and engagement
Foster deep, authentic relationships within the community and industry, championing Zep to help individual users and customers deliver real value to their companies
Embody and amplify Zep's unique voice and brand in all external interactions
Be a thoughtful and compelling Zep representative at conferences, events, and in media
Constantly challenge our assumptions, pushing us to deliver unique and valuable products
Running powerful social media, events, and other outward-facing efforts that will grow our customer, community, and user base
Occasional travel will be required for team meetings and to attend developer events
Experience with the following is required:
3+ years of experience in developer relations and advocacy
Experience with working in AI, DevTools, or similar online communities
3+ years Python or TypeScript development experience in a software or sales engineering role
Excellent public speaking, writing, blogging, and content development skills
Navigating complex and sensitive community situations with humility, judgment, tact, and humor
Working independently and autonomously, managing multiple competing priorities
Experience with any of the following preferred:
LLM application development, including familiarity with frameworks such as LangChain, LangGraph, or Autogen.
Existing network from a diverse set of communities and social media platforms.
Media training and experience in communicating with journalists, bloggers, and other media on a range of technical topics.