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AI/ML Developer Advocate

Redwood City, CA (Hybrid); San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)

We’re on a mission to democratize AI by building the definitive AI data development platform. The AI landscape has gone through incredible change between 2016, when Snorkel started as a research project in the Stanford AI Lab, to the generative AI breakthroughs of today. But one thing has remained constant: the data you use to build AI is the key to achieving differentiation, high performance, and production-ready systems. We work with some of the world’s largest organizations to empower scientists, engineers, financial experts, product creators, journalists, and more to build custom AI with their data faster than ever before. Excited to help us redefine how AI is built? Apply to be the newest Snorkeler!

We’re looking for an expert Developer Advocate who’s passionate about helping AI/ML engineers and data scientists build state-of-the-art AI applications. You enjoy creating technical content—white papers, blog posts, demos—that helps users overcome real-world challenges.

As a Developer Advocate, you’ll engage with the AI/ML community through social media and by attending and speaking at conferences. This role requires hands-on experience in AI/ML and a strong desire to educate others on the latest techniques and best practices.

You’ll work at the intersection of product, sales, and engineering—bringing the best of Snorkel to the market, and channeling insights from the field back to the team. Join us at Snorkel and create the developer advocacy program and help shape the future of enterprise AI.

Main Responsibilities

  • Technical Expertise: Demonstrate how to build AI applications with Snorkel Flow, and incorporate the latest learnings from academic research
  • Community Engagement: Connect with the developer and AI/ML community through virtual and in-person events, building relationships with industry experts and peers
  • Content Creation: Craft high-quality, developer-focused content—blog posts, white papers, demos, videos, and social media—that educates and inspires
  • Network Building: Grow a strong network of thought leaders, practitioners, and influencers across the AI/ML space
  • Cross-functional Collaboration: Partner closely with engineering, product, marketing and sales to ensure alignment across the organization
  • Industry Awareness: Stay current on emerging trends, tools, and research in AI/ML, and share insights with both internal teams and external audiences

Preferred Qualifications 

  • 4+ years of experience as a dev advocate, data scientist, AI/ML engineer or technical marketer
  • Established—or eager to build—a presence on social media platforms
  • Experience hosting meetups, workshops, or community events
  • A self-starter with a passion for education, content creation, and connecting with technical communities
  • Expertise in modern machine learning frameworks and technologies (e.g. PyTorch, TensorFlow, transformers)
  • Knowledge of industry standard technologies in the Data Science and Machine Learning space 
  • Fluency with scripting in Python
  • Hands-on experience building and implementing machine learning or AI models
  • Outstanding presentation skills to both technical and executive audiences, including presentations and demos
  • University degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics or related fields, or equivalent experience preferred

The salary range for our Tier 1 locations of San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles & New York is $132,000.00 - $200,000.00.

 

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Snorkel AI is on a mission to make machine learning practical for everyone, and it starts with building a team that welcomes, represents and gives opportunity to all. We work at the frontier of AI and software engineering, and believe that underrepresented communities need to play a part in shaping the future of these fields. At Snorkel AI, we actively work to create an environment that values end-to-end ownership, diverse forms of impact, and opportunities for personal growth.
 
Snorkelers are supported by an amazing team and an amazing set of benefits. For Full-time employees, we offer comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans for Snorkelers and their families, plus a yearly wellness stipend. Our 401k program lets Snorkelers plan for their future and our parental leave program lets new parents take up to 20 weeks of paid time off. Learn more about these benefits and more — like our workstation setup allowance — on our Careers page.
 
Snorkel AI is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and is committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. Snorkel AI embraces diversity and provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment. Snorkel AI prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. All employment is decided on the basis of qualifications, performance, merit, and business need.
 
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