Manager, Developer Relations - Open Source
Join Databricks as the Manager of Developer Relations for Open Source initiatives. This pivotal role is responsible for building and nurturing deep relationships within the developer community and open-source ecosystem. Key responsibilities include creating comprehensive technical content, organizing global developer events, and evangelizing best practices for using Databricks platforms in various open-source projects. You will act as a technical thought leader, collaborating closely with Product and Engineering teams to ensure that our platform benefits are clearly communicated to developers worldwide. Qualifications require proven experience in DevRel or community management within the big data or AI space, coupled with strong public speaking skills and an authentic passion for technology sharing. Success in this role means significantly increasing adoption rates through developer advocacy.
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200
Duration
Permanent
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