Senior Developer Advocate

Snowflake is a developer platform for building data-intensive applications. As a Developer Advocate you’ll help create and grow the developer community. You will engage with developers and create authentic and compelling resources such as open source demos code samples documentation how-to guides and blog posts around topics such as data engineering app development LLMs AI/ML DevOps and more.

RESPONSIBILITES:

• Build awareness and motivate developers to build applications data pipelines and data science workflows on Snowflake

• Be hands-on. Develop and maintain resources for developers such as open source demos and software tools code samples documentation how-to guides and tutorials

• Engage external communities like Stack Overflow GitHub Slack Reddit and Discord to identify new resources that should be created and own the delivery of those pieces

• Participate in the developer data ecosystem and community building strong relationships with engineers architects product managers and founders

• Define and own metrics to measure the success of our developer content and outreach efforts and initiatives

• Speak at conferences contribute to events and engage in communities like Stack Overflow and GitHub.

• Communicate developer requirements and provide input to product management on feature enhancements and future product direction

WHAT YOU'LL HAVE :

• 7 years of experience in developer education developer relations and technical writing

• Working knowledge of platforms and tools such as: Huggingface Llama2 mistral Pinecone Weaviate LlamaIndex and Langchain.

• You have a working knowledge of data platforms like Kubernetes PyTorch Kafka Postgres; developer tools like SDKs APIs LLMs and have experience of writing code sample projects demos or tutorials for two of these languages: JavaScript Python Java C# Go or Ruby

• Experience of working within cross-functional teams (product management marketing product engineering support customer success etc).

• Scrappy & has a mindset that done is better than perfect.