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Head of Developer Advocacy, Ecosystem

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Leads Atlassian’s global developer advocacy strategy and team, accelerating developers from platform awareness to successful app and AI agent deployment. Owns the developer funnel, ecosystem growth, technical evangelism, community programs, events, educational content, and builder feedback. Partners across Product, Engineering, Developer Experience, Marketing, Marketplace, Partnerships, Support, and Data Science to increase active developers, Forge adoption, app installations, and Marketplace growth.
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Atlassian Corporate Engineering (ACE) | San Francisco, United States | Remote, Remote | New York, United States | Austin, United States | Seattle, United States
Atlassian's ecosystem is moving into the AI era. Developers can now build more than apps on Atlassian. They can build AI-powered experiences with Forge, Rovo agents, skills and the Atlassian MCP server, and those experiences work right inside the tools millions of teams use every day.
We're looking for a Head of Developer Advocacy to lead the team that acts as the technical voice of the developer community, both inside and outside Atlassian. You'll grow our developer funnel and builder community. That means bringing more builders onto the platform, showing them what's possible, and helping them go from first awareness to shipping apps and agents that deliver real value to customers.
The team's mission is to move developers from awareness to successful, active building on the Atlassian platform. You'll make Forge, Rovo and our AI capabilities the first choice for developers building AI-native experiences. You'll also turn what you hear from the community into prioritized product feedback, clearer enablement, and more successful Forge, Marketplace and Rovo builders.
This role sits in Ecosystem and needs both deep technical credibility and a strong sense of strategy and the business. You'll lead from the front: on stage, in code and in the community.
Working at Atlassian
Atlassians can choose where they work - whether in an office, from home, or a combination of the two. That way, Atlassians have more control over supporting their family, personal goals, and other priorities. We can hire people in any country where we have a legal entity.
Strategy and the developer funnel
  • Own the developer advocacy strategy and the five-stage journey: Awareness - Interest - First Build - Active Developer - Developer Success. Set clear goals and success measures for each stage.
  • Grow monthly active developers, raise the share of Forge sign-ups that become deployed apps, and drive more Forge apps, agents and customer installs.
  • Lead with the funnel. Point the team at the stage that most needs investment, and measure movement through the funnel rather than vanity metrics.

Evangelism for the platform and AI
  • Be the main external advocate for building on Atlassian, including Forge, Rovo agents, skills, the Atlassian MCP server and new AI-native capabilities.
  • Speak about and showcase the platform at major Atlassian events (Team, Atlas Camp, Developer Days) and at top third-party developer and AI conferences.
  • Lead advocacy for selected platform and feature launches where it will clearly improve how well developers understand and adopt them.

Team leadership
  • Lead, hire and develop a high-performing global team of developer advocates. Build a culture of technical excellence, ownership and builder empathy.
  • Run a focused campaign model that picks the highest-impact levers: content and thought leadership, events, enablement, training and education, workshops and programs, and community recognition.

Builder community and programs
  • Grow a thriving builder community, including community champion and subject-matter-expert programs, builder spotlights, and partnerships with Atlassian Community Events (ACE) leaders.
  • Lead flagship programs such as Codegeist, hackathons, Forge Quest, workshops and learning paths that build momentum through hands-on building.
  • Lower the barrier to trying the platform by lining up tutorials, sample apps, starter templates, reference architectures and demos, all built on our "show, don't tell" approach.

Voice of the developer
  • Turn community signals into prioritized, actionable feedback for Product and Engineering, and close the loop with builders.
  • Work with Developer Experience, Product, Engineering, Developer Marketing, Community, Data Science, Marketplace, Partnerships and Support.
  • Work with Support so education and self-serve content reduce support tickets and resolve them faster.

Measurement and business impact
  • Define and report on business-impact and funnel metrics, such as time to first app, active developers, Forge compute usage, app installs and active use, and Marketplace growth. Review them regularly to refine the strategy.

At Atlassian, we strive to design equitable, explainable, and competitive compensation programs. We follow consistent hiring practices and account for each candidate's skills, knowledge, and experience when setting base pay within the range.
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