AI Developer Relations
Helps developers build with AI platforms through docs, samples, talks and community.
Also seen as: AI DevRel, Developer Advocate (AI), AI Developer Advocate
Market status: growing · Last updated Sep 29, 2026 · Source: public employer job postings tracked by AI Career Observatory
What does a AI Developer Relations do?
AI Developer Relations (DevRel) professionals bridge AI platforms and the developers who use them: writing documentation and tutorials, building sample apps, speaking at events, running community programs and feeding developer feedback back into the product.
Job titles we classify into this role
Real, current titles from tracked postings — role names vary by employer; this is what a AI Developer Relations actually looks like in the market right now.
- Sr. Developer Advocate, Open Source — Omnigent Databricks
- Sr. Developer Advocate, Open Source — Omnigent Databricks
- Sr. Developer Advocate, AI and Machine Learning Databricks
- Sr. Developer Advocate, AI and Machine Learning Databricks
- Manager, Developer Relations - Open Source Databricks
- Manager, Developer Relations - Open Source Databricks
- Developer Relations Anthropic
- Sr. Developer Advocate - Neon Databricks
Title variants normalized into this role: AI DevRel · Developer Advocate (AI) · AI Developer Advocate — plus employer-specific patterns matched with evidence. See classification methodology.
Skills employers ask for
Early data — based on 8 tracked postings; treat percentages as indicative only.
Current AI Developer Relations jobs
View all 8 →Sr. Developer Advocate, Open Source — Omnigent
Sr. Developer Advocate, AI and Machine Learning
Sr. Developer Advocate, AI and Machine Learning
Manager, Developer Relations - Open Source
Manager, Developer Relations - Open Source
Developer Relations
Sr. Developer Advocate - Neon
Companies hiring AI Developer Relationss
Salary
Not enough disclosed salary data yet for a reliable statistic.
We currently track 0 disclosed ranges for this role. We do not manufacture estimates from titles. See raw disclosures →