Developer community and evangelism
Own how Exa shows up in the developer world: community spaces, hackathons, meetups, conference talks, open source presence, and the day-to-day of being useful to developers in public. Success is measured by active community engagement and by developer awareness in our target segments.
Ecosystem and integration partnerships
Own the technical partnerships that put Exa inside the tools developers already use: agent frameworks, orchestration libraries, IDEs and coding agents, and platform integrations. Drive these from first conversation through shipped, documented, maintained integration. Success is measured by integrations live and by developer adoption flowing through them.
Developer awareness and advocacy
Own the programs that turn users into advocates: champions, ambassadors, community contributors, and the developers who build impressive things on Exa and get amplified for it. Success is measured by third-party content and advocacy we did not pay for.
Developer education and demos
Own reference applications, demos, workshops, and technical talks. You partner with Technical PMM, who owns the blog and organic content, while you own the material that gets built and shown live.
Hire, lead, and set the bar for a growing DevRel team. Success is measured by the caliber of the people you attract and by whether they ship without you in the room.
Own the channel that carries developer friction back to Product and Engineering: onboarding drop-off, API ergonomics, documentation gaps, and the things developers try that do not work. Success is measured by fixes shipped.
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Developers building agents know Exa, and can name what it does better than the alternatives.
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Exa is a first-class integration in the frameworks that matter, with usage to show for it.
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A real community exists, with contributors and advocates who are not on payroll.
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Demos and talks from this team are the material sales and marketing want to use.
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Developer friction gets fixed faster because someone owns carrying it inward.
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The function scales beyond you with a productive and cohesive team.
What This Role Does Not Own
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Benchmarks, and organic discovery content: Technical PMM for Content.
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Commercial partnerships, marketplaces, co-marketing, and customer case studies: Customer & Partner Marketing.
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Press, analyst relations, and executive speaking placements: Communications.
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Paid acquisition, website, and self-serve funnel mechanics: Digital Marketing.
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Enterprise events and pipeline programs: Field Marketing.
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Product roadmap and API design decisions: Product and Engineering.