Developer Advocate

The Mice Groups, Inc.; Palo Alto (CA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

A technology company is seeking a Developer Advocate to bridge the gap between their products and the engineering community. This role involves producing technical content to demonstrate AI agent capabilities, engaging with communities on platforms like GitHub and Discord, and providing feedback on product features. Candidates should have proven communication skills and a portfolio reflecting their experience in automation and developer education. This position is crucial for championing AI-driven software delivery.

Qualifications

• Proven ability to explain complex 'Agentic' concepts.
• A public presence demonstrating expertise in automation.
• Experience in technical content creation for developers.

Responsibilities

• Produce high-signal technical content on using AI agents.
• Engage with the 'Agentic' community across platforms.
• Test new agent capabilities and provide product feedback.
• Build and maintain 'Get Started' templates to educate developers.

Skills

Communication

Technical blogging

GitHub contributions

AI meetups speaking

Job description

Summary

As the Developer Advocate for our Agents, you are the bridge between our products and the global engineering community. Your mission is to champion a new era of Agentic DevOps, helping developers move beyond manual pipelines to autonomous, AI-driven software delivery.

You will be the primary voice for our suite of Agents, ensuring that developers can seamlessly integrate AI into their existing SDLC.

Responsibilities

• Content Creation: Produce high-signal technical content—tutorials, deep-dive blogs, and "Agent Recipes"—that demonstrate how to use Client’s Agents to automate security audits, performance benchmarking, and multi-cloud deployments.
• Community Engagement: Actively support the "Agentic" community on GitHub, Discord, and Stack Overflow. You will represent Client at industry events, leading workshops on how AI agents reduce developer toil.
• Product Feedback ("Customer Zero"): You will be the first to test new agent capabilities. You’ll document friction points in the Agentic SDLC (AISDLC) and advocate for community-requested features in roadmap meetings with our CTO and engineering teams.
• Developer Education: Build and maintain "Get Started" templates that reduce time-to-value.

Required Skills

• Communication: Proven ability to explain complex "Agentic" concepts—such as prompt engineering for DevOps or automated remediation—to both platform engineers and developers.
• Portfolio: A public presence, such as a technical blog, active GitHub repository featuring automation projects, or a history of speaking at AI meetups.