Manager II, Developer Advocacy
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Headquarters: California, USA, Remote; New York, USA, Remote; Washington, USA, Remote Developer Advocates at Datadog are engineers who share their expertise with technical practitioners, help customers tell their stories, and represent the perspectives of our community inside Datadog. As a Manager II on the Advocacy team, you will lead our Community Advocacy functions. You will manage a team of Developer Advocates responsible for global programs such as Datadog Ambassadors, Champions, and User Groups, as well as opportunities for customer engineers to share their expertise through technical writing, public speaking, and other community contributions. Across these interconnected programs, your team will enable customer engineers to contribute technical knowledge, lead communities, and turn their experiences into compelling content and conference talks for Datadog and third-party channels. This role combines people leadership, program strategy, technical judgment, and cross-functional influence to amplify authentic customer voices, deepen understanding of Datadog and its products, and foster a thriving community of practitioners. What You’ll Do: Lead and develop a team of Developer Advocates, setting clear expectations, guiding priorities, coaching performance, supporting career growth, and fostering an inclusive, high-performing culture Own the strategy, goals, and roadmap for Community Advocacy, translating broader Advocacy and company priorities into focused programs and measurable outcomes Guide the continued development of our Ambassador, Champion, and User Group programs, creating clear contributor journeys, expectations, enablement, recognition, and opportunities for customer engineers to increase their impact Build repeatable systems that enable customer engineers to contribute technical knowledge, create content, share best practices, and serve as trusted leaders within their communities Develop a strong pipeline of customer stories by identifying compelling practitioners and helping them shape authentic, technically credible narratives Oversee the support, co-development, and coaching of conference talks by customer engineers—from identifying an idea and developing an abstract through content review, rehearsal, and delivery—for Datadog events, including our flagship user conference, DASH, as well as third-party industry conferences Establish measures of success for Community Advocacy, using qualitative and quantitative insights to evaluate program health, contributor engagement, content quality, audience impact, and customer outcomes Partner closely with Product, Engineering, Marketing, Events, Customer Success, and regional teams to align priorities, identify opportunities, and scale customer participation across Datadog initiatives Ensure insights from Ambassadors, Champions, User Group participants, speakers, and other community members are shared with the appropriate teams inside Datadog, strengthening the connection between our customers and our products Balance strategic leadership with selective hands-on contribution, including coaching speakers, reviewing technical content, participating in community programs, and representing Datadog when appropriate Who You Are: You are an experienced people manager who has led autonomous technical professionals, coached performance, developed talent, and translated complex goals into achievable plans You have experience defining and delivering successful developer advocacy, developer relations, technical community, or a related functions You have built or meaningfully contributed to programs that enable external practitioners to participate, contribute, create content, or lead communities at scale You have experience helping technical practitioners develop and communicate their stories, including coaching conference speakers or co-developing technically credible talks and content You are a former software developer, SRE, or other technical practitioner—or have equivalent tec
Why This Role?
Datadog menyediakan kesempatan untuk memimpin program global dan mempengaruhi komunitas teknis.
Key Responsibilities
- Membangun dan mengembangkan tim Developer Advocates dengan menentukan harapan yang jelas, memandu prioritas, memberikan coaching kinerja, me
- Mengembangkan strategi, tujuan, dan jalur program untuk Community Advocacy
- Membangun sistem yang memungkinkan customer engineers untuk berkontribusi pengetahuan teknis, membuat konten, berbagi praktik terbaik, dan m
- Mengidentifikasi praktisioner menarik dan membantu mereka membentuk narasi yang otentik dan teknis
- Mengawasi dukungan, pengembangan bersama, dan coaching pidato konferensi oleh customer engineers
Requirements
- Pengalaman dalam memimpin tim dan mengembangkan strategi program
- Kemampuan dalam pengembangan konten teknis dan pidato publik
- Pengalaman dalam mengelola komunitas teknis dan program global
- Kemampuan dalam mengidentifikasi dan mengembangkan narasi teknis
- Kemampuan dalam mengukur kesuksesan program dengan menggunakan wawasan kualitatif dan kuantitatif
Required Skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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Headquarters: California, USA, Remote; New York, USA, Remote; Washington, USA, Remote Developer Advocates at Datadog are engineers who share their expertise with technical practitioners, help customers tell their stories, and represent the perspectives of our community inside Datadog. As a Manager II on the Advocacy team, you will lead our Community Advocacy functions. You will manage a team of Developer Advocates responsible for global programs such as Datadog Ambassadors, Champions, and User Groups, as well as opportunities for customer engineers to share their expertise through technical writing, public speaking, and other community contributions. Across these interconnected programs, your team will enable customer engineers to contribute technical knowledge, lead communities, and turn their experiences into compelling content and conference talks for Datadog and third-party channels. This role combines people leadership, program strategy, technical judgment, and cross-functional influence to amplify authentic customer voices, deepen understanding of Datadog and its products, and foster a thriving community of practitioners. What You’ll Do: Lead and develop a team of Developer Advocates, setting clear expectations, guiding priorities, coaching performance, supporting career growth, and fostering an inclusive, high-performing culture Own the strategy, goals, and roadmap for Community Advocacy, translating broader Advocacy and company priorities into focused programs and measurable outcomes Guide the continued development of our Ambassador, Champion, and User Group programs, creating clear contributor journeys, expectations, enablement, recognition, and opportunities for customer engineers to increase their impact Build repeatable systems that enable customer engineers to contribute technical knowledge, create content, share best practices, and serve as trusted leaders within their communities Develop a strong pipeline of customer stories by identifying compelling practitioners and helping them shape authentic, technically credible narratives Oversee the support, co-development, and coaching of conference talks by customer engineers—from identifying an idea and developing an abstract through content review, rehearsal, and delivery—for Datadog events, including our flagship user conference, DASH, as well as third-party industry conferences Establish measures of success for Community Advocacy, using qualitative and quantitative insights to evaluate program health, contributor engagement, content quality, audience impact, and customer outcomes Partner closely with Product, Engineering, Marketing, Events, Customer Success, and regional teams to align priorities, identify opportunities, and scale customer participation across Datadog initiatives Ensure insights from Ambassadors, Champions, User Group participants, speakers, and other community members are shared with the appropriate teams inside Datadog, strengthening the connection between our customers and our products Balance strategic leadership with selective hands-on contribution, including coaching speakers, reviewing technical content, participating in community programs, and representing Datadog when appropriate Who You Are: You are an experienced people manager who has led autonomous technical professionals, coached performance, developed talent, and translated complex goals into achievable plans You have experience defining and delivering successful developer advocacy, developer relations, technical community, or a related functions You have built or meaningfully contributed to programs that enable external practitioners to participate, contribute, create content, or lead communities at scale You have experience helping technical practitioners develop and communicate their stories, including coaching conference speakers or co-developing technically credible talks and content You are a former software developer, SRE, or other technical practitioner—or have equivalent tec
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