Founding Developer Advocate

• Get developers to their first Plumber score: run Plumber on their pipelines, show them what it finds, and turn a number into a fix.
• Run the community: Discord and GitHub are your home. You answer, you triage, you turn users into contributors.
• Speak where developers are: conferences, meetups, podcasts. You write the CFPs, you give the talks, you run the demos that work.
• Write what developers actually read: technical posts, docs people finish, real pipeline breakdowns.
• Bring the outside in: you are the shortest path between what developers say and what we build.

• You are a developer, and engineers can tell: you read a pipeline, run a CLI, open a PR, hold your own.
• CI/CD literate (GitLab CI, GitHub Actions). Curiosity about security matters more than security expertise.
• You speak and you write: talks given, or things people shared. Bring links.
• You like communities, not audiences: the tenth identical question tells you what to document next.
• Real autonomy: a team of 5, no structure above you. You pick the bets, you measure them, you own them.
• English is our working language, written and spoken.
• Serious bonus: an existing audience, open-source maintainer experience, DevSecOps ecosystem, early-stage startup.

Up to $190k + stock options