Community Manager - West Coast US

n8nAI Orchestration

United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

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Languages: English

Requirements

Based in San Francisco or the broader West Coast area
Experience in a community role at a tech company with developer tools or infrastructure DNA
Experience with developer-focused event formats (hackathons, workshops, meetups)
Strong event organization and hosting skills
Comfortable being a public face at events and on camera
DevRel or evangelist mindset
Strong communicator with a finger on the pulse
Able to translate community insights back to the team
Highly autonomous; comfortable operating independently with a Europe-based team on a 9-hour time difference
Willing to start some days early to maintain overlap
Startup mindset: willing to move fast and figure things out at pace
Experience working with ambassadors or community contributors (nice-to-have)
Familiarity with open source communities and their dynamics (nice-to-have)
Prior experience with n8n or comparable workflow automation tools (nice-to-have)
Data-literate; comfortable tracking community health metrics and sharing insights proactively (nice-to-have)

Responsibilities

Support and grow the US ambassador network
Act as the main point of contact for US-based ambassadors
Help identify and onboard new ambassadors in key cities
Coach ambassadors on running high-quality events
Work closely with the Ambassador Program Manager
Organize and host community events across the West Coast
Set the standard for what a good n8n event looks like
Support events tied to n8n leadership visits
Contribute to larger initiatives like future US conferences

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