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Staff Enterprise Developer Advocate

LaunchDarkly · Remote - US · Remote

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About LaunchDarkly

LaunchDarkly helps teams safely manage code and AI agents in production with feature flags, progressive delivery, automated rollback, and runtime control. Backed by Bessemer, Insight and 500 Global.

About the role

LaunchDarkly is looking for an Enterprise Developer Advocate to build a new motion from the ground up: education-first technical sessions inside our largest accounts. Most enterprise customers know LaunchDarkly for one thing. Inside those same companies are teams shipping AI features, running experiments, and managing risky releases who have never met us.

What they're looking for

  • A background spanning at least two of: developer advocacy, solutions engineering, developer education, technical marketing
  • Comfortable in enterprise rooms: you can teach a technical session to fifty engineers and handle hardball questions from a skeptical principal architect
  • Hands-on technical credibility: you build, demo, and teach, and senior engineers take you seriously
  • Strong operational instincts: you can run a repeatable program, prioritize incoming demand, and keep commitments to the field
  • Typically requires a minimum of 12 years of related experience
  • Ability to travel approximately 25% of the time
More about this role

LaunchDarkly is looking for an Enterprise Developer Advocate to build a new motion from the ground up: education-first technical sessions inside our largest accounts. Most enterprise customers know LaunchDarkly for one thing. Inside those same companies are teams shipping AI features, running experiments, and managing risky releases who have never met us. You'll design and run sessions that teach those engineers something genuinely useful, build internal champions alongside our account teams, and surface expansion opportunities the field can act on. This starts as a pilot, and how it scales will be shaped by what you prove. It's a role for someone who wants to own a motion, not a queue.

  • Build the motion: design the Enterprise Developer Advocacy program from pilot to repeatable practice, including session formats, account selection criteria, readouts, and measurement
  • Run sessions inside target accounts: deliver education-first technical sessions (agents and AgentControl, safe rollouts, experimentation, runtime control) tailored to each account's stack and use cases
  • Build champions with the field: partner with AEs, SEs, and CS to identify accounts, find and develop internal...

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