About the role

Director of Community & Developer Advocacy at Tines, creating a thriving technical builder community. Build a repeatable system that scales high-quality templates and library content.

Responsibilities

Own the community strategy, operating model, and platform decision, then launch and drive early momentum.
Build core community programs (e.g. office hours, AMAs, challenges, champions).
Own templates and the library end-to-end, including the template quality bar and review process.
Build the technical content pipeline: intake, prioritisation, creation, QA, publishing, curation, and maintenance.
Establish a bottom-up contributor motion (customers, champions, partners) to scale breadth and depth of our templates & library sustainably.
Partner with wider Growth and Product org on developing strong feedback loops and improving user activation.
Partner with Support to make the community genuinely useful from day one via clear escalation and coverage models.
Partner with Marketing on packaging and amplification of programs and content.
Define a small, high-leverage evangelism motion that feeds the community and content engine (bounded scope, minimal travel).

10+ years of relevant experience in technical community building, developer advocacy/DevRel, technical education, ecosystem programs, or adjacent growth roles. Preferably with experience in an early stage, high growth company.
Strong technical credibility with builders, with enough depth to operate as a power user and earn trust with technical practitioners.
Demonstrated experience building technical communities and developer programs, including launching new motions and creating durable momentum.
Proven ability to scale technical content or asset engines (e.g. templates, examples, playbooks), with clear standards and governance.
A builder mindset with pace, you ship v1 quickly, learn in public, iterate, and keep the scope winnable, even with ambiguity.
Strong judgement and ownership, able to set a high bar, prioritise well, and deliver outcomes in ambiguity.
Metrics-oriented and operationally excellent, able to run a clear cadence and measure value, not just activity.
Strong cross-functional leadership, partnering effectively across Product, Support, Marketing, and Partnerships to execute at pace.