Last Updated on March 8, 2025 by GeeksGod
Developer Advocate Recruitment
Developer Advocate hiring by grafana, its a remote role. As a Developer Advocate, you are a technologist first, and will help teach developers, SREs, administrators and others how to build with Grafana. That starts with things like dashboards, but goes much deeper into APIs, plugins, any kind of data that helps us understand complex systems and how they function. You will participate in events, author content, appear in videos, and many other programs. A big plus for us is if you already participate meaningfully in open-source communities such as Kubernetes, Prometheus, or the wider CNCF.
We work in the R&D part of the organization, alongside product managers and engineers. The aim of the role is to help users build cool stuff.
Reporting to the Director of Developer Advocacy, you’ll work with an all-remote team of advocates and community support engineers.
Job Responsibilities
- Creating technical content to educate and empower developers & SREs; this can include sample applications, presentations, blog posts, and other materials
- Act as an ally and colleague of external practitioners who are getting started
- Build relationships with people across the community, to support & inspire
- Provide feedback on our products; help be a conduit of what the community is saying, to help us improve the feedback loop between what users need and what Grafana delivers
Skills & Experience
- Substantial technical experience, though this can come from a variety of different disciplines such as testing, software development, system integration, SRE, monitoring, observability, or operations
- Effective communicator with lots of patience. You will be interacting with people from all over the world with varying levels of experience with Grafana and communication styles.
- Collaborative mindset that thrives in a culture of learning and sharing what you learn back to the team and community.
- A background in a technical field such as a BS in Computer Science, or equivalent experience
- Technical writing skills, as shown through any form of past written work
- Presentation skills, for example any form of past speaking experience
- Willingness to travel 30% of the time
- Experience with observability, telemetry, application performance monitoring (APM) or similar
- History of participation in open source developer communities, in any form
- Experience with Cloud e.g. AWS, Azure, GCP is definitely a big plus
- Experience running or organizing communities
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