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Evolve Benchmark

Developer Advocate

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Skills mentioned in this posting

Rust

Job description

The Role

We're looking for a Developer Advocate to be the bridge between Evolve and the technical community. You'll help developers get the most out of Evolve, create technical content and documentation, build integrations with popular tools, and represent us in developer communities. If you love explaining complex things clearly and thrive at the intersection of code and community, this is for you.

What You'll Do

  • Create technical tutorials, documentation, and integration guides
  • Engage with developers on GitHub, Discord, forums, and social media
  • Gather feedback from technical users and advocate for their needs internally
  • Speak at conferences, meetups, and on podcasts
  • Write blog posts and technical deep-dives on benchmarking methodology
  • Support developers building on top of Evolve's data and APIs
  • Collaborate with engineering to improve developer experience

What We're Looking For

  • 3+ years in developer relations, developer advocacy, or a related technical role
  • Strong programming skills (C++ or Rust preferred)
  • Experience creating technical content (docs, tutorials, videos, talks)
  • Familiarity with GPU computing, ML frameworks, or performance optimization
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Comfortable engaging with developer communities online and in person
  • Self-starter who can identify opportunities and run with them

Nice to Have

  • Experience with HLSL, CUDA, ROCm, or GPU programming
  • Background in ML/AI development or research
  • Public speaking experience at tech conferences
  • Existing presence in developer communities (blog, Twitter, YouTube)
  • Contributions to open-source projects