Developer Advocate - AI & Developer Experiences

Snowflake•Toronto, ON

1d•$122,000 - $175,000

About The Position

Snowflake is seeking an early-career Developer Advocate passionate about developer experience, AI, data, and education. This role involves helping builders discover, adopt, and succeed with Snowflake's AI and developer portfolio by creating technical content, demos, workshops, and community programs. The Developer Advocate will collaborate with Product, Engineering, Marketing, Community, and field teams, and will be responsible for channeling developer feedback back into the product. The position is focused on empowering developers and data teams to build, deploy, and operate modern data and AI applications on the AI Data Cloud.

Requirements

Completion of a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, AI/ML, Data Science, Human-Computer Interaction, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience.
A strong technical foundation and experience building software products demonstrated through prior roles, internships, coursework, open-source contributions, or substantial personal projects.
Hands-on experience with developer tools, APIs, SDKs, CLI tools, source control, CI/CD etc.
Familiarity with modern AI development, including prompting, grounding, evaluation, RAG, agents, tool calling, or LLM APIs.
Excellent written and verbal communication, with the ability to explain technical concepts through clear narratives, examples, and presentations.
Comfort presenting and facilitating technical sessions for groups with different levels of experience.
A bias for action and ownership: you can structure ambiguous problems, learn quickly, seek feedback, and iterate.
Strong collaboration skills and experience working across technical and non-technical teams through school, internships, community work, or prior roles.

Nice To Haves

Internship, co-op, or project experience as a software, data, ML/AI, or solutions engineer.
Experience with Snowflake or another cloud data platform.
Understanding of data and analytics workflows such as SQL, ELT/ETL, notebooks, dbt, data science, or application development.
Contributions to open-source projects, technical blogs, documentation, videos, or developer communities.
Experience organizing hackathons, meetups, workshops, student clubs, or other technical community programs.
Experience measuring content, community, or product adoption using quantitative and qualitative signals.

Responsibilities

Create technical content and adoption assets: Build clear, accurate documentation, quickstarts, tutorials, code samples, demos, and reference applications for developers and data practitioners.
Turn complex AI, data, and application-development concepts into approachable, practical learning experiences.
Contribute reusable patterns, templates, and playbooks that help builders move from first use to production.
Support launches and developer programs: Help prepare priority AI and developer products for launch by testing developer journeys, identifying friction, and creating day-one enablement assets.
Design and deliver workshops, hackathons, talks, and hands-on labs for customers, partners, students, and developer communities.
Work with field and go-to-market teams on customer-ready demos, solution briefs, presentations, and technical walkthroughs.
Connect developers and product teams: Gather feedback from community, customers, field teams, support, documentation, and product usage, then synthesize it into clear developer insights.
Partner with Product and Engineering to improve onboarding, documentation, samples, APIs, tools, and the overall developer experience.
Use qualitative feedback and adoption metrics to evaluate your work and improve content and programs over time.
Represent Snowflake in the developer ecosystem: Participate authentically in developer, data, AI, and open-source communities through events, forums, technical content, and contributions.
Build relationships with practitioners, learn where they get stuck, and help them succeed with Snowflake and the broader ecosystem.
Share emerging developer needs, tools, and practices with internal teams.