Developer Relations, Community Manager

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🏄 California – Remote

🏄 California – Remote

💵 $150k - $200k / year

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🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

🤝 Developer Relations (DevRel)

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OpenClaw

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11 - 50 employees

Founded 2026

🤖 Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

OpenClaw is a non-profit, community-driven foundation that develops and protects open-source personal AI tools and agent frameworks. The organization positions itself as neutral and independent—no single company controls the project—and aims to make AI personal, approachable, and owned by individuals rather than rented from platforms. OpenClaw maintains open contributions and infrastructure (e. g. , ClawHub skills, Skill Cards, SkillSpector scanning) and collaborates with industry partners like NVIDIA to improve agent security and provenance. The Foundation’s mission is to keep models, platforms, and devices open and to enable personal AI that runs on users' hardware and respects user context and ownership.

📋 Description

• Design and execute OpenClaw's developer community strategy • Grow contributor participation across Foundation projects • Create onboarding experiences for developers, researchers, and maintainers • Establish community programs that encourage meaningful participation and long-term retention • Foster an inclusive and welcoming contributor culture • Develop recognition programs for contributors, ambassadors, and community leaders • Support community governance initiatives as the Foundation grows • Serve as a public advocate for OpenClaw and the broader open-agent ecosystem • Build relationships with developers, researchers, AI practitioners, and ecosystem partners • Collect community feedback and communicate insights to maintainers and Foundation leadership • Help shape project priorities based on developer needs and ecosystem trends • Represent OpenClaw at conferences, hackathons, podcasts, webinars, and industry events • Produce high-quality content that helps developers successfully build with OpenClaw • Create tutorials, technical guides, documentation, blog posts, videos, demos, webinars, case studies, newsletters • Collaborate with maintainers and researchers to translate complex technical concepts into accessible educational content • Develop contributor guides and onboarding materials • Help establish OpenClaw as the default platform for open AI agents • Cultivate relationships with startups, enterprises, academic institutions, and open-source communities • Support the development of interoperability standards and ecosystem initiatives • Identify opportunities for partnerships and community-driven collaboration • Work alongside sponsors, contributors, and industry stakeholders to strengthen the Foundation's impact • Launch and manage ambassador programs, contributor programs, community grants, mentorship initiatives, hackathons, meetups, virtual events, and working groups • Coordinate Foundation participation in major open-source, AI, and developer conferences • Support the creation of local and global community chapters • Track and improve key ecosystem metrics including active contributors, new contributor growth, contributor retention, community engagement, documentation adoption, event participation, developer satisfaction, ecosystem partnerships, open-source project adoption

🎯 Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in Developer Relations, Developer Advocacy, Community Management, Open Source Program Management, or related roles • Experience building and scaling technical communities • Deep understanding of open-source development and contributor workflows • Strong familiarity with GitHub-based collaboration models • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills • Experience creating technical content for developer audiences • Proven ability to build trust with engineers, maintainers, researchers, and community leaders • Strong project management and organizational skills • Comfortable operating in ambiguous, fast-moving environments • Experience in AI, developer tools, infrastructure, security, robotics, or adjacent technical domains • Previous experience working at an open-source foundation or standards body • Familiarity with governance models used by organizations such as the Linux Foundation, W3C, Apache, CNCF, or Mozilla • Experience managing large-scale developer programs, conferences, or hackathons • Technical background in software engineering or computer science • Experience supporting globally distributed communities