Sr. Developer Advocate, Open Source — Omnigent
$133,000–$186,100 year
On-siteSeattle, Washington, United States
Job Summary
Own medium-to-large advocacy projects end-to-end for Omnigent, from scoping through delivery. Deliver engaging talks, host panels and meetups, create blogs and video content, build courseware and sample repositories, answer questions in community forums and issue trackers, and meet one-on-one with influential practitioners. Grow the Omnigent contributor community by lowering the barrier to a first contribution, reviewing and triaging in the open, and helping new maintainers take on real responsibility. Drive external adoption by showing developers how to integrate Omnigent into their existing agent stacks and products. Create high-quality educational content covering harness composition, contextual policies, sandboxing, and cost controls, and reuse each core asset across formats. Act as a trusted advisor between the community and engineering to influence roadmap discussions. Support developers on GitHub, Discord, Slack, Stack Overflow, and Reddit to keep a real pulse on blockers. Mentor and unblock less-experienced advocates in content, demos, and public speaking.
Required Qualifications
- 5+ years of combined experience as a developer advocate and in a hands-on technical role — software engineer, ML engineer, or solutions architect
- Professional experience actually building software
- Current hands-on experience with agentic developer tooling and coding agents
- Strong Python and TypeScript skills
- Comfort at the command line and in other people's codebases
- Demonstrated experience contributing to open source projects and working in the open — issues, pull requests, reviews, and release processes
- Subject matter knowledge of agent architecture, orchestration, sandboxing, and the practical problems of running agents safely and affordably
- Experience growing a contributor community, not just a user base
- Active participation and recognized leadership in open source community forums, chats, and meetups
- A public portfolio of technical work: repositories, tutorials, talks, or sustained community contributions
- Exceptional communication skills, with a talent for articulating complex concepts through writing, teaching, video, and public speaking
- Deep empathy for developer needs, with the ability to craft engaging experiences across tutorials, sample projects, and community platforms
- Adept at collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders to align community initiatives with product objectives
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