Posted: 7h ago
The role
Developer Community Specialist
Location: Limerick, Ireland
Travel: Yes (regional and occasional international)
Reports to: Director of Developer Relations
Role Summary
As an individual contributor, you will lead programme execution for Collaborative Community – building brand credibility, accelerating awareness, adoption, and nurturing a vibrant two‑way developer community across ADI’s platforms and partner ecosystems. You will coordinate with cross‑functional stakeholders, manage vendors and partners, and own programme outcomes.
Core Responsibilities
ADI‑Owned Developer Community Leadership: Create, plan, launch, market, and deliver high‑impact developer communities conceived by ADI – owning the full lifecycle from ideation and goals, audience targeting, promotional campaigns, meetups, hackathons, staff enablement, community content & nurture, ROI measurement, and iterative improvements for scale.
Hybrid Community Engagement: Drive active participation across digital forums (developer.analog.com, ez.analog.com, GitHub) and physical venues to foster an inclusive, trusted developer community.
Open Source Stewardship: Manage ADI’s commitments with open‑source collectives (Linux Foundation, Zephyr Project), maximising participation, and translating involvement into developer success.
Strategic Pillar Implementation: Serve as the execution lead for Collaborative Community pillars – operationalising playbooks, calendars, and actions for consistent, scalable delivery.
Ecosystem ROI Management: Turn passive memberships and participation into active engagement, contributions and demand generation – define goals, track value, and optimise investments across third‑party communities.
Scalable Bridge: Act as the bridge between ADI and external developer communities, connecting activity & insights to ADI’s content, tools, and product teams to reduce friction and accelerate time‑to‑value.
Additional IC Deliverables
Community Activation: Own nurture motions – activity follow‑up, community threads, and campaigns – to drive deeper engagement with the ADI Developer Portal.
Measurement & Reporting: Build dashboards for community health, track KPIs, and make data‑driven adjustments to programmes and messaging.
Community & Open Source Coordination: Manage communication & deliverables with external communities and OSS organisations.
Outcomes & KPIs
Growth in developer community engagement (registrations, active participants, discussion threads, returning users).
Open Source Foundations – interactions, communication, stewardship and guidance.
Role & Responsibility (ADI Standard)
Operate community programmes in embedded or adjacent markets, demonstrating a track record of community growth.
Collaborate broadly – lead by influence across Marketing, Product, Engineering, and Regional teams to orchestrate developer‑centric programmes at scale.
Shape early stage programme expansion, leveraging ADI’s platforms and reach to build credible, high‑visibility experiences both digital and physical.
Bridge technical and marketing: demonstrate embedded market fluency, curiosity about developer communities, and comfort with measuring impact – adjusting strategy and messaging based on data.
Be capable across DevRel facets:
On‑the‑ground programmes (meet‑ups, hackathons, speaker bureau) that build community and affiliation.
Marketing programmes & metrics to drive awareness and measure engagement.
Cross market communications with embedded and vertical community leaders.
Demonstrate excellent communication and presentation skills; strong analytical problem solving; competitive drive; initiative; relationship‑building; and cross‑functional collaboration.
Maintain a relentless focus on moving developers from observers to participants fast – through community driven enablement and content.
Create excitement and garner internal support for developer community programmes.
Requirements
Location: EU (preferably Ireland)
Experienced community background, with a focus on driving scalable programmes and measurable results in developer, partner or related domains.
Experience stewarding open‑source programme participation.
Hands‑on success converting community presence into activity and long‑term community health metrics.
Strong communication & collaboration skills.
Proven engagement with vendors, suppliers, partners, and internal teams.
Education: Third‑level Bachelor’s Degree (or equivalent experience); technical background preferred.
Travel: Yes (as required for community activities).
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