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About the Role
You'll build and run the community around TypeSafe, helping developers discover Jev, get started, and stay involved as they build. You'll own both the member experience and the systems behind it, from welcoming new builders and running hackathons to creating workflows that keep a growing community organized and responsive. You'll work closely with our founders, engineers, and Developer Relations to turn early interest into an active community where people build, share what they learn, and help shape what comes next.
Responsibilities
- Run community channels, welcome new members, spark useful conversations, and establish clear guidelines.
- Build programs for engaged developers, support community-led initiatives, and develop relationships with organizers and partners.
- Own hackathons, meetups, and community events from planning and promotion through registration, vendors, swag, and follow-up.
- Build tools, documentation, and automations for onboarding, member support, event operations, and community communications.
- Surface recurring questions, product feedback, and promising use cases to the technical team, and close the loop with members.
- Track participation, retention, response times, and what members are building; use learnings to improve programs and focus effort.
Requirements
- Have built or scaled community programs, developer communities, or operations at a fast-moving startup.
- Can design a program and handle the details yourself, from recruiting participants to answering questions and ensuring events run smoothly.
- Bring strong operational judgment and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple moving pieces and follow through.
- Write clearly and communicate with warmth, responsiveness, and good judgment, especially when handling feedback or difficult conversations.
- Comfortable with community and operations tools automation, and know when to simplify rather than add process.
- Curious about AI and technically fluent enough to understand what developers are building, recognize where they're stuck, and connect them with the right help.
- Care about developers and people and understands their desires.
- Reason through process strategically before making a decision.
- Show complete ownership, spot gaps without waiting for instructions, and care deeply about our mission.
Skills
- Community management
- Developer relations
- Event planning
- Operations
- AI
- Technical fluency
Location
- San Francisco
Work Type
- In-person
- Full-time
Experience Level
- Startup experience
- Community program scaling
Salary/Compensations
- $150k–250k
Benefits
- Equity
- 100% covered health insurance
- Daily lunch and dinner
- Visa sponsorships
- 401K plans
About the Company
- TypeSafe AI is an AI lab building machine-native intelligence infrastructure for automation, designed to make decisions within software by combining the intelligence of LLMs with the efficiency and reliability of code into a new shape of AI: System One Models.
- Based in San Francisco, TypeSafe AI recently launched its first public model, Jev.
- We’ve been rethinking the LLM stack from first principles — building a new kind of general frontier model designed for real-world reliability, decision-making, and autonomy in production.
- We’re a small, fast-moving team from OpenAI, Google Brain, and Meta/FAIR, backed by top-tier investors.
- We’ve been engineering the foundation for what comes after the current “state-of-the-art” — a model that actually gets things done.