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Founding Evangelist

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Hybrid (Remote/Bay Area)full-timePosted 3mo ago

About the role

Founding evangelist role focused on building credibility, community, and pipeline for Bigspin’s AI conversation analysis product. You will publish technical content, grow a developer/AI builder community, engage in technical demonstrations, and convert inbound interest into partnerships and opportunities.

Responsibilities

  • Publish work that builders read. Co-author and amplify research, write pieces, and ensure distribution with a marketing strategy.
  • Build the community. Engage with researchers, agent-team leads, and operators at events, meetups, and conferences to develop real relationships.
  • Be technical enough to go deep. Run live demos, debug on the fly, and answer hard questions from an engineering audience; shipped code experience preferred.
  • Turn credibility into a pipeline. Qualify inbound leads, understand learning goals, route to next steps, and build partnerships/BD with related platforms and frameworks.

Qualifications

  • A technical writer or AI analyst with a real audience among AI builders
  • A senior devrel from a research-credible AI company
  • A former founder with strengths in people-and-narrative skills

Skills

Required:Technical writingPublic speaking / demosTechnical depth in AI/ML
Nice to have:Business development / partnerships

Benefits

  • Equity-heavy compensation
  • Remote-first with Bay Area presence (preferred)
  • Collaborative, curious, high-trust team culture
  • Small team where you can shape the company
  • Offsite activities (e.g., baking competitions, skateboarding)
Last updated Aug 30, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.

About Bigspin AI

Bigspin is built for product teams shipping AI agents. We analyze every conversation, surface failures your monitoring can't see, and provide actionable insights.

Bigspin AI — AI Agent Conversation Monitoring That Detects Invisible Failures

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