LLM Developer Relations Lead

Institute of Foundation Models; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 200,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision benefits

Bonus

401K plan

Paid time off

Job summary

Institute of Foundation Models (IFM) seeks a Developer Relations Manager to drive adoption of its LLMs. Based in Silicon Valley, you will engage model users, translate feedback into product improvements and work with researchers and engineers to showcase capabilities and gather practical evidence.

This hands-on role requires experience building with LLMs, strong Python, and the ability to explain complex concepts to developers. Travel up to 25% is expected.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience building, evaluating and deploying applications with LLMs.
• Ability to explain complex concepts to developers clearly.
• Portfolio of technical documentation, tutorials or open-source contributions.

Responsibilities

• Build relationships with model users and builders to identify use cases and drive adoption.
• Develop and maintain model guidance, docs and tested examples for human developers and coding agents.
• Present IFM’s LLMs through demos, talks and workshops to explain capabilities and limitations.
• Collaborate with ecosystem partners and open-source maintainers to enable reliable use of IFM models.
• Investigate adoption barriers and translate findings into evaluation cases for priorities.

Skills

Python

LLM development

Developer relations

Documentation

Cross-functional collaboration

Open-source contributions

Ecosystem familiarity

Education

Bachelor’s degree in CS/Engineering

Tools

Inference tools

Agent workflows

Job description

Institute of Foundation Models (IFM) seeks a Developer Relations Manager to drive adoption of its LLMs. Based in Silicon Valley, you will engage model users, translate feedback into product improvements and work with researchers and engineers to showcase capabilities and gather practical evidence.

This hands-on role requires experience building with LLMs, strong Python, and the ability to explain complex concepts to developers. Travel up to 25% is expected.