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AI Education Lead

Manhattan, NY · On-site

$100K - $300K/yr

Requirements 5+ years of relevant experience spanning AI enablement, technical education, developer advocacy, solutions engineering, applied AI, or adjacent roles. Daily hands-on use of frontier ...

The Knowledge Architecture team at CoreWeave owns how Product and Engineering captures, structures, and shares what it knows. We build the internal documentation, onboarding, and technical education ...

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The Knowledge Architecture team at CoreWeave owns how Product and Engineering captures, structures, and shares what it knows. We build the internal documentation, onboarding, and technical education ...

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Product Education Engineer

Manhattan, NY · On-site

$120 - $180/hr

As a Product Education Engineer, you'll build the technical content and hands-on experiences that ... You are an active power user of AI coding tools and have deeply customized your own developer ...

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What is an education developer?

An Education Developer is a professional who works to improve the quality of teaching and learning within educational institutions. They collaborate with faculty, instructors, and administrators to design curricula, develop instructional materials, and implement innovative teaching methods. Education Developers may also provide training and support to educators in areas such as assessment, technology integration, and pedagogy. Their goal is to enhance student learning outcomes and contribute to institutional educational excellence.

How do education developers typically collaborate with faculty and instructional staff to enhance course design?

Education Developers frequently work in partnership with faculty and instructional staff to design, evaluate, and improve course materials and teaching strategies. This collaboration often involves conducting workshops, facilitating one-on-one consultations, and supporting the integration of innovative teaching technologies. By acting as a bridge between pedagogical theory and classroom practice, Education Developers help ensure that course content is engaging, accessible, and aligned with institutional goals. These partnerships foster a culture of continuous improvement and professional development within the academic community.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an education developer, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Education Developer, you typically need expertise in curriculum design, instructional strategies, and often a background in education or instructional design. Familiarity with learning management systems (LMS), e-learning authoring tools, and sometimes certifications like ATD or ISTE are commonly required. Strong project management, collaboration, and communication skills set individuals apart in this role. These skills ensure the creation of effective, engaging educational materials that meet learner needs and institutional goals.

What does an education developer do?

An education developer designs, develops, and improves educational programs, curricula, and instructional materials to enhance learning outcomes. They often collaborate with educators, use instructional design principles, and may utilize tools like learning management systems (LMS) to create effective training or educational content.
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Senior Developer Advocate, Developer Education

Temporal Technologies

Remote

$55.75 - $73.75/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 2 days ago


Job description

Summary

Durable execution changes how you build software. It makes applications reliable by default, but it's a genuinely new way to think, so most developers meet it with a lot of questions. Developer Education exists to answer them. We take a developer from their first "what is this?" to running production-grade Temporal applications, along a guided journey that gets them hands-on from the first step.

We treat education as a product, not a side project. It's a serious, resourced effort to build something that can genuinely move the business. You'll help build the platform behind it and shape where it goes, not just create content to fill it. You'll work within real technology constraints, but with plenty of room to get creative.

We're building that journey now: exercise-first courses, video, and AI-assisted learning that meets developers the way they actually work. AI runs through both how we teach and what we teach. Durable execution is fast becoming the backbone for reliable AI agents, and we're building the content that shows developers how.

As a Senior Developer Advocate on the team, you're a strong engineer who teaches through working code and through story. Great teaching carries someone from confusion to understanding, and you turn hard distributed-systems ideas into experiences that click. You'll also partner across Developer Relations, Product, Engineering, Solutions Architecture, Sales, and Marketing to help developers succeed with Temporal.

What You'll Do
  • Help shape the education platform and the direction of the learning experience, not just the content that fills it
  • Design and build exercise-first courses, tutorials, and labs where a working, hands-on example is the core, with video, guides, and learning paths built around it
  • Produce video education content, including long-form walkthroughs and short-form "aha moment" clips
  • Build hands-on AI and agent content, including durable AI agent examples that show how Temporal underpins reliable AI systems
  • Design learning experiences that reflect modern developer workflows, including AI-assisted, hybrid, and interactive formats
  • Keep educational materials aligned with current product capabilities and recommended architectural patterns
  • Build and maintain reference implementations, labs, and best-practices examples for common developer and enterprise scenarios, in one or more Temporal SDK languages
  • Occasionally represent education in person: staffing a booth at a conference or event, and now and then standing up to teach a group directly, through a workshop, a training session, or a talk.
  • Partner with enterprise-facing teams (Solutions Architecture, Sales, Field Marketing, Developer Success) to turn their needs into reusable educational assets such as workshops, deep dives, and enablement material that scale beyond a single customer rather than one-off engagements
  • Help run trainer certification and developer certification programs by supporting competency definitions, assessment creation, and iteration based on feedback
  • Collect and share developer feedback from trainings, events, and community channels, and share actionable insights with Product and Engineering to improve education strategy and product direction
What You'll Bring
  • Strong software engineering background and the ability to build production-quality, real working examples in at least one of Temporal's primary SDK languages (Go, Java, TypeScript, Python, or .NET)
  • Solid understanding of distributed systems fundamentals, including state management, fault tolerance, concurrency, and event-driven architectures
  • Demonstrated experience creating high-quality technical education content (tutorials, workshops, courses, docs, or similar) for developer audiences
  • Clear, pragmatic communication, written and verbal, for technical and mixed audiences, with a storyteller's instinct: you teach through narrative, not a list of features
  • Ability to operate as a senior individual contributor: take ownership of projects, drive them forward with minimal direction, and iterate quickly based on feedback
  • A product and ownership instinct: you think about the whole learner experience and the platform, not just the asset in front of you
  • Comfort balancing execution with program-level thinking, including cross-functional collaboration across Product, Engineering, Developer Success, Marketing, and Solutions Architecture
  • Willingness to travel occasionally for conferences, events, customer trainings, and team offsites
Nice to Have
  • Experience with Temporal or another workflow orchestration system
  • Background in developer education, developer relations, or technical enablement
  • Open source contributions, especially in developer tooling, distributed systems, or adjacent ecosystems
  • Experience building LLM-powered applications or AI agents, and a feel for the reliability problems they hit at scale (state, failure, long-running orchestration).
  • Experience with a learning management system (LMS) or building an education platform
  • Experience working in a remote-first, globally distributed company
Compensation
  •  The estimated pay range for this role is $150,000- $180,000.
  • Additionally, this role is eligible to participate in Temporal's equity plan.