Junior Developer Advocate (AI/Open Source)

At NeverBlink we are on a mission to make knowledge graphs and ontologies accessible to the masses, making AI systems more useful and more aligned with human intent. We build infrastructure software – the new generation of data products to be used by top companies worldwide. Our tech is built on deep R&D done in collaboration with international partners. The work is partially funded from EU grants. NeverBlink has an international team, with headquarters in Warsaw, Poland. We are a remote-first company.

• Fluent in English.
• Living in the EU or EFTA.
• Able to travel.
• Good public speaking skills with some experience giving talks at technical or scientific conferences.
• Ability to code sufficiently to teach basic programming concepts.
• Familiarity with the open-source ecosystem; OSS contributions preferred.
• Good writing skills demonstrated by blog posts, research papers, or similar content.
• Experience managing social media profiles, with community engagement focus.
• Experience organizing physical events.
• Familiarity with data and AI spaces (e.g., agents, analytics, databases, graph analytics, ontologies).
• Experience building or growing a technical community.

Nice to have:

• Knowledge of neurosymbolic AI.
• Public speaking experience.
• Writing abilities.
• Event organizing experience.
• Coding skills.
• Social media engagement experience.

• Work alongside a Community & Ecosystem Lead and core team to build and nurture the developer community.
• Organize tutorials and workshops at developer, technical, or scientific conferences.
• Communicate with open-source software (OSS) communities to understand needs and build partnerships.
• Make upstream contributions to OSS projects.
• Write tutorials and editorial content.
• Engage the community via social media and other channels (e.g., Discord).
• Maintain relations with key partners such as content publishers and software companies.
• Provide feedback to the development team on community needs and feature requests.

• Only candidates living in the EU or EFTA accepted.
• Ability and willingness to travel are required.
• English is the working language; Polish language skills are not required.