Community Manager – Open-Source AI

🕒 March 25

🇺🇸 United States – Remote

💵 $128k - $243.5k / year

⏳ Contract/Temporary

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

🤖 Artificial Intelligence

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Mozilla

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501 - 1000 employees

Founded 1998

👥 B2C

🔒 Cybersecurity

B2C • Cybersecurity • Software

Mozilla is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting an open and accessible internet. They are the makers of the popular Firefox browser, which emphasizes user privacy, speed, and control. Mozilla also offers a range of products that focus on internet security and privacy, including Mozilla VPN, Firefox Relay, and Mozilla Monitor. Additionally, the organization is involved in open-source projects, AI innovation, and advocating for digital rights. Mozilla aims to empower users with trustworthy technology and policies that protect privacy, support open-source AI development, and foster accountability for tech companies.

📋 Description

• Own the builder pipeline: the developers, tinkerers, and AI engineers who want to build on open AI infrastructure. • Help design and run a program of in-person events in cities where open AI builders are already gathering — not just the major hubs. • Identify and cultivate relationships with companies, projects, and organizations who want to build alongside the open AI community — not just sponsor a logo on a banner. • Be present in the online spaces where open-source AI developers actually live: GitHub, Discord, Reddit, Hacker News, and wherever else the conversation is happening. • Help design and run hackathons focused on open AI infrastructure — from format to prizes to what happens after the event ends. • Work closely with the newsletter, social media, and communications team to make sure what's happening in the community shows up in Mozilla's public voice — and vice versa.

🎯 Requirements

• You've built or managed a technical community before — developer relations, open-source, or something adjacent • You know the difference between a community and an audience, and you've built the former • You've worked with sponsors or partners before and know how to structure relationships that create real value on both sides — not just transactional ones • You're comfortable with ambiguity and can operate in early-stage programs where the playbook doesn't exist yet • You understand how developers think, what they care about, and what makes them roll their eyes • You're genuinely excited about open-source AI — not as a trend, but as something worth fighting for • You can hold two things at once: the community's trust, and the organizational relationships that make the programs possible.

🏖️ Benefits

• Fixed-term contractor engagement • Flexible, outcome-oriented working model