We are building a cloud platform to help data scientists develop and deploy projects without a dedicated engineering team to support them. Our tools are helping data scientists have more ownership over their work and work more efficiently using interactive tools such as Jupyter.

Our open-source framework has gathered 2.4k stars on GitHub and is used by dozens of organizations spanning Fortune 100 companies, top research universities, and startups.

The role

As a Developer Advocate at Ploomber, you’ll help the founders ensure our developer community succeeds through several activities that include: improving our technical documentation, writing in our blog, posting in social media like Twitter, Linkedin, Reddit and Stackoverflow, generating video content, and speaking at conferences like PyData, JupyterCon, SciPy, and PyCon.

Our community is at the core of our company and you’ll play a critical role to grow and foster a healthy, welcoming community, where data scientists from around the world learn and teach others.

Responsibilities

• Translate user feedback into actionable items for the engineering team to work on
• Identify opportunities to improve our open-source and commercial products
• Produce high-quality educational material for our community such as technical documentation, - blog posts, and video lessons
• Represent the company at various virtual and in-person events such as meetups and conferences

What We Look For

• 3-5 years of experience as a Developer Advocate
• Experience producing highly technical content (written, recorded)
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Strong experience with the Data Science ecosystem (popular Python libraries such as pandas or scikit-learn, and SQL)
• Ability to travel about 20% of your time
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision

Bonus

• You’re a current Ploomber user
• You have developed moderately complex data analysis projects using Jupyter notebooks
• Video editing skills
• Web development skills
• Experience fostering and building relationships with technical communities

We use Python for our open-source framework and for our cloud infrastructure. Our cloud platform is hosted on AWS.