Langfuse - DevRel Engineer, Events & Community (AMER)

Location and travel

You can be fully remote, based in the United States, preferably in San Francisco.

We expect significant travel across the US, with occasional travel to other regions when the audience quality justifies it. The exact cadence will change with the event calendar, but you should expect travel to be a meaningful part of the job.

Why this role?

Langfuse has grown mostly through product-led, open-source adoption. We built a strong product, wrote useful docs and examples, stayed close to users, shipped in public, and helped developers understand how to build better AI applications.

However, many of the highest-signal moments happen in person: hallway conversations, workshops, meetups, dinners, conference demos, and technical talks.

We want someone who can own that motion end to end; put Langfuse in the right AI engineering rooms, make the product clear to technical audiences, and turn in-person conversations into durable marketing momentum.

The goal is not to do every event. The goal is to make the right events excellent, scalable, and measurable.

What you'll do

• Represent Langfuse at conferences, meetups, workshops, customer events, partner events, and community gatherings across the US.
• Run live demos and technical sessions on tracing, evals, prompt management, datasets, metrics, and related LLM engineering workflows.
• Build and maintain field-ready material: demo flows, workshop runbooks, talk abstracts, event landing pages, follow-up emails, signup flows, and conference-in-a-box assets.
• Organize Langfuse-hosted meetups, workshops, dinners, and smaller technical gatherings around the highest-quality audiences.
• Partner with ClickHouse field marketing, sales, solutions, product marketing, and engineering teams where it helps Langfuse show up well.
• Turn event learnings into useful artifacts: better messaging, better demos, better docs, better talks, better customer stories, and sharper product feedback.

What we're looking for

• You have worked in DevRel, product marketing engineering, solutions engineering, field engineering, developer advocacy, or technical community roles.
• You have spoken at developer conferences, meetups, workshops, webinars, or technical customer events.
• You already create technical content, demos, videos, talks, open source projects, or educational material.
• You should be excited to travel, give talks, run demos, host events, talk to developers and technical leaders, and bring what you learn back into the company.
• You care about developer experience, open source, AI engineering, and the quality of the rooms you spend time in.
• You are comfortable with ambiguity and can independently decide what to do before there is a mature playbook.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to articulate complex concepts clearly and concisely.
• A strong plus: You are a former engineer, or deeply technical operator who can credibly explain software to experienced developers.
• You can write code well enough to build, debug, and maintain demos or workshop material.
• You are deep in AI engineering, LLM observability, evals, agents, or developer tools.
• You have original opinions that experienced developers value.