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Sr. Developer Advocate, Open Source — Omnigent
$133K–$186K
Seattle, Washington +1 · Senior · Full-time · Posted Aug 14, 2026
- Location
- Seattle, Washington
San Francisco, California - Experience
- 5+ years combined as a developer advocate and in a hands-on technical role, such as software engineer, ML engineer, or solutions architect.
About the job
Build the Omnigent open-source community through hands-on technical advocacy, educational content, events, and contributor support.
What you'll do
- Create practical templates, sample repositories, reference implementations, and educational content about Omnigent.
- Grow and support the open-source contributor community, respond to developers in community channels, and relay feedback to engineering.
- Promote Omnigent through talks, events, and advocacy projects, and mentor less-experienced advocates.
What they ask for
- 5+ years of combined developer advocacy and hands-on technical experience.
- Professional software-building experience and current hands-on experience with agentic developer tooling and coding agents.
- Strong Python and TypeScript skills.
- Demonstrated open-source contribution experience, including issues, pull requests, reviews, and release processes.
Nice to have
- Experience growing a contributor community.
- Active participation and recognized leadership in open-source forums, chats, and meetups.
Pay
$133,000 — $186,100 USD (salary range; non-commissionable role)
Tools
Python, TypeScript, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Pi, GitHub, Discord
AI focus
Advocate for Omnigent, a meta-harness for AI agents; create content on agent orchestration, contextual policies, sandboxing, and cost controls, and help developers integrate it into agent stacks.
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