MongoDB seeks a respected and influential voice within the JavaScript community to join their team and educate developers on cutting-edge technology, sharing insights and best practices.
Requirements
- Strong background in software development with a focus on JavaScript and TypeScript
- Five years of technical experience, preferably as a developer, with some advocacy experience and a high-level understanding of MongoDB would be a plus
- Proficiency in building solutions with JavaScript in the context of large enterprises
- Proven track record of creating content (tutorials, guides, documentation) to facilitate learning and adoption of JavaScript and TypeScript technologies
- Participate in community events, conferences, webinars, or online platforms to showcase expertise in JavaScript and TypeScript topics
- A well-established presence in the JavaScript community (e.g., blogging, speaking, open-source contributions)
Responsibilities
- Produce high-quality technical content, including thought leadership articles, tutorials with associated code, hands-on workshops, and video content to educate and engage developers within your community
- Establish yourself as a recognized authority within the organization and the broader developer community, leveraging your expertise in JavaScript and TypeScript
- Deliver hands-on workshops virtually and at in-person events
- Maintain and continually develop proficiency in one or more complementary programming languages to communicate with developers and contribute to product improvements effectively
- Work closely with the product and growth marketing teams, offering expert counsel on the most effective ways to engage and equip the developer community online and in person
- Partner with our marketing teams to co-create compelling, authentic messaging and strategies that resonate with our target audiences
- Champion our company’s tools and technologies, demonstrating how they benefit developers in the JavaScript and TypeScript ecosystems
Other
- At least five years of experience in a technical role, preferably as a developer within an enterprise environment
- 10% - 25% travel
- Bachelor's, Master's, or Ph.D. degree (not explicitly mentioned but implied)
- Ability to work remotely in the United States
- Genuine passion about equipping other developers to be more productive and successful in their day-to-day jobs
