Senior Developer Advocate - SF Bay Area Community Builder

Speedrun Talent Network; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive health coverage

401(k) Plan

Equity award

Flexible time off

Paid parental leave

Annual Company Retreat

WFH Equipment Stipend

Job summary

Pinecone is seeking a Developer Advocate to own the Pinecone community—online and in-person—with a focus on building a strong SF/Bay Area presence. This role is for a senior, hands-on technical communicator who can build developer relationships at scale, run high-signal programs, and translate community needs into product feedback and learning experiences.

To succeed, you’ll build projects and tutorials, create short-form videos, contribute docs, mentor at hackathons, and post on social

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience in a technical role such as software engineering, solution engineering, or machine learning.
• Proficient in 2+ programming languages.
• Owned and grown a technical developer community.
• Shipped demos and sample code and taught them clearly.
• Strong writing and live speaking and Q&A.

Responsibilities

• Lead and grow Pinecone’s global developer community and SF/Bay Area presence, including events and programs.
• Run and optimize community programs (Discord, office hours, templates, weeks, AMAs).
• Own Pinecone’s SF-area community presence with meetups, hackathons, and larger Bay Area events.
• Create and maintain hands-on technical assets (sample apps, demos, code walkthroughs) aligned to Pinecone’s use cases (RAG, knowledge management, scale patterns).
• Publish content across Pinecone channels and external platforms, reflecting community needs.

Skills

Software engineering

Solution engineering

Machine learning

Job description

Pinecone is seeking a Developer Advocate to own the Pinecone community—online and in-person—with a focus on building a strong SF/Bay Area presence. This role is for a senior, hands-on technical communicator who can build developer relationships at scale, run high-signal programs, and translate community needs into product feedback and learning experiences.

To succeed, you’ll build projects and tutorials, create short-form videos, contribute docs, mentor at hackathons, and post on social