Developer Advocate - Cloud Native, Security, Service Mesh

November 10

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Our clients span a variety of market segments (Telecom Carriers – wireless and wireline and Enterprise clients and SMB) serving a variety of infrastructure vendors.

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Description

• Engage with user and contributor community to drive growth • Accomplished public speaker willing to speak at conferences, Meetups, and other relevant engagements • Technical writer with a track record of editorial and educational content • Referenceable social media persona • Autonomous, yet highly collaborative, comfortable in a remote work culture using the tools associated with such a culture • Open source software advocate with contributions on GitHub • Comfortable coding and hacking on Docker and Kubernetes in an enterprise environment • Experience with Rancher, Mesos, and other technologies that our solution integrates with

Requirements

• Blogging, hacking, coding, demonstrating, documenting, educating, speaking, advocating • Connect with user group members, online and in person, to build personal relationships and understand their needs, usage, journeys, and barriers to adoption • Produce high quality technical “how-to” content (blogs, webinars, talks) addressing common user needs, latest technology advances, and emerging best practices • Present at meetups, webinars, conferences, and other ecosystem events • Provide structured feedback to Product Management to guide product evolution • Write code where required to support how-to content or presentations • Build and nurture relationships with influencers and open source leaders • Support our user group through regular office hours and community channels & forum • Tweet, create blog posts and other social media to your ideas and grow your ecosystem influence • Monitor user group growth and health, tracking metrics and running regular user group surveys • Seek out an understanding of the friction points getting in users’ way and launch & own programs to remove them • Produce case studies, webinars, and podcasts featuring real users • Travel regularly (post-pandemic) within the US, and occasionally internationally, to attend or present at conferences, workshops, meetups, and other ecosystem events