Position: Community Engineer
Company: Qubit Labs
Category: Technical Writing
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

Qubit Labs is looking for a  **Community Engineer ** to join our team.

 **About the project: **

The platform—which includes open-source core products—allows developers to work on distributed systems in remote, production-like dev environments while enjoying the same fast and frictionless feedback loops we've come to expect when developing a single service locally.
It's a platform that democratizes the kind of advanced developer tooling that only the largest software companies have the resources to build and maintain.

 **What you'll do **

As a  **Community Engineer **, you’ll empower our client’s community champions, steer the direction of their OSS product by bridging feedback to our engineering teams, and speak directly with the product’s users in service of making it the best user experience it can be.

 **More specifically you’ll: **

* Create demo projects, tutorials, and various other creative content to ease the adoption of products for DevOps Engineers, SREs, and developers.
* Think big and create your community initiatives to drive adoption and activate our community.
* Speak directly to our engineering teams with feedback from the community, write GitHub issues, and facilitate community contributions to Garden OSS.

 **Who you are **

* You’re passionate about developer productivity and removing obstacles to a smooth, easy developer experience.
* You love technical writing and love helping people to understand complex technical topics in an accessible way.
* Connecting with the community whether on the stage or informally has been an important part of your career or you think it could be, given the opportunity.

 **Qualifications **

* You have 2+ years of Kubernetes experience.
* You have excellent interpersonal and written communication skills.
* You’re passionate about open-source products and communities.
    * Experience writing code (in particular in Node.js/Typescript) is a big plus but not a requirement.
* You're happy to work with a team that is still figuring a lot of things out, and values trust, openness, and collaboration while doing so.