Developer Community Manager

Core Responsibilities

• Scale Cognition’s developer ambassador program, recruiting, onboarding, and supporting technical advocates who champion Devin in their communities
• Plan and execute developer events including hackathons, meetups, demo days, and conference activations that showcase Devin’s capabilities to engineering audiences
• Build and manage university programs: campus ambassador networks, workshop series, and partnerships with CS departments and student engineering organizations
• Create compelling technical content and resources including tutorials, demo scripts, and workshop materials that help developers understand and adopt Devin
• Own the community feedback loop: synthesize what developers are saying, surface product insights to engineering, and close the loop with the community
• Manage community platforms and channels, fostering authentic engagement and surfacing high-signal discussions
• Collaborate with product, engineering, and go-to-market teams to align community programs with company priorities and product launches
• Track and report on program metrics including ambassador activity, event attendance, community growth, and product adoption from community channels, then iterate based on what’s working

Requirements

• Technical background: you’ve written code professionally or as part of a CS degree, and you can hold your own in a conversation about APIs, SDKs, and developer workflows
• 2+ years of experience in developer relations, community management, technical evangelism, or a related role at a technology company
• Demonstrated experience planning and executing technical events, workshops, or community programs
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to translate complex technical concepts into approachable content
• A builder mentality: you’d rather ship a scrappy v1 than wait for perfect conditions
• Comfort operating autonomously in a fast-moving environment where priorities shift and ambiguity is the norm
• A record of exceptional achievements and impact in any domain

You might excel if you…

• Have built a developer community or ambassador program from scratch and can point to measurable results
• Have a genuine passion for AI-powered developer tools and strong opinions about how they’ll change the way software is built
• Are known in developer communities, whether through open source contributions, conference talks, content creation, or community leadership
• Have experience running programs at universities or with early-career developers and understand what resonates with that audience
• Thrive on the autonomy, intensity, and pace of an early-stage startup where your work directly shapes the company’s trajectory
• Have a software engineering background and want to channel that technical credibility into a community-facing role with broader impact