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# Developer Advocate, AI

- **Company:** CATAMORPHIC CO.
- **Location:** San Francisco, CA, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $152,000.0 - $210,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Multi-Agent Systems
- **Published:** September 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/senior-developer-advocate-ai-launchdarkly-8809945

## About the Role

* Experience in developer advocacy, community, solutions engineering, customer success, or another customer-facing technical role
 * Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, with the ability to attend events in person several times a week, including evenings
 * Technically credible: you can build and demo real things and hold a deep technical conversation without a script
 * Already active in, or genuinely drawn to, the AI developer scene
 * A strong written voice: your recaps make people who weren't in the room feel like they missed something

Bonus if you have:

 * An existing network in the Bay Area developer community
 * Experience organizing meetups or developer events
 * Familiarity with feature management, experimentation, observability, or agent frameworks

## Description

* Show up consistently: attend Bay Area developer events several times a week (meetups, demo nights, hackathons, conferences), building real relationships with AI and platform engineers over months, not transactions over days
 * Listen more than you talk: bring back structured signal on what practitioners are building, where they're stuck, and how they talk about agents, releases, and runtime control
 * Demonstrate, don't pitch: build and show small, credible demos on AgentControl and the LaunchDarkly platform, and hold your own when the technical questions get hard
 * Add to the conversation: write event recaps and practitioner-grade content that people in the community actually want to read, rather than broadcasting at them
 * Earn the right to convene: over time, organize gatherings around problems developers actually have, not around LaunchDarkly as a brand
 * Feed the team: route relationships, signal, and opportunities to the owners who can act on them, with enough context attached to act

What Success Looks Like:

 * LaunchDarkly has a consistent, welcome presence in the rooms where the AI developer conversation is happening, and you decided which rooms those are
 * Organizers invite you to speak rather than fielding our pitches, and practitioners seek you out at events
 * Your recaps get shared by people who weren't in the room, and your content draws an audience without paid distribution
 * What you bring back changes decisions: a play gets adjusted, positioning gets sharpened, a docs gap gets prioritized because of what you surfaced
 * You've killed or redesigned at least one part of your own plan based on the evidence, and told us afterward
 * Over time, you're convening gatherings developers attend for the problems on the agenda, and increasingly because you're the host


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