Developer Relations (DevRel) Advocate

San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)

$150K/yr – $250K/yrMid LevelFull time

Posted 2 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own developer-relations outreach to engineers through stage talks, content creation, and community engagement; drive demos that showcase FalkorDB in AI and GraphRAG workflows.

  • Stage and Content Ownership: Public speaking at conferences and creating technical blogs, tutorials, videos for developers.
  • Community & Demos: Engage on GitHub/Discord, answer questions, ship sample apps demonstrating FalkorDB capabilities in AI/LLM workflows.
  • Audience & Outcomes: Focus on engineers and architects, translate feedback into product needs for knowledge graphs and graph databases.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Speak on Stage & at Events: Present at major industry conferences, local meetups, and developer community events. You will deliver compelling talks and live demos that excite and educate engineering audiences.
  • Create Content: Write technical blog posts and tutorials. Produce videos and code samples that break down complex graph database concepts into easy-to-understand guides.
  • Grow the Community: Engage directly with developers on GitHub, Discord, and social media. Answer technical questions, gather feedback, and champion the needs of our community back to our product team.
  • Build Demos: Write code and build sample applications that show off FalkorDB's capabilities, especially in AI, LLM, and GraphRAG workflows.

Requirements

  • Coding Experience: You have a solid background in software development. You can confidently write code (e.g., Python, JavaScript, Go) and understand developer workflows, tools, and pain points.
  • Communication Skills: You love public speaking and storytelling. You can explain deep technical architecture clearly to both junior devs and senior architects.
  • Content Portfolio: You have a track record of writing technical blogs, creating repositories, or producing videos for developer audiences.
  • Location: You live in the Bay Area and are ready to connect with the local tech ecosystem.