Staff Developer Advocate, Temporal Technologies

• 7+ years of software engineering experience with a strong focus on distributed systems
• Based in Berlin, Germany, with the right to work in Germany
• Proficiency in one or more Temporal SDK languages (Python, Go, Java, TypeScript), with strong working knowledge of distributed systems, state management, and workflow execution concepts
• Demonstrated ability to lead technical workshops, hands-on labs, or enablement sessions for senior engineering audiences
• Experience engaging directly with enterprise engineering organizations, with an understanding of how large teams adopt and scale developer tooling
• Experience mentoring others in a formal or informal capacity
• Comfort with approximately 50% travel within EMEA and occasional international travel

Desirable

• Enterprise engineering teams adopt Temporal when someone they trust shows them how
• The Staff Developer Advocate, Enterprise (EMEA) is a field-facing technical practitioner embedded in our enterprise motion, focused on helping enterprise engineering teams across Europe adopt and scale Temporal successfully
• This role's primary focus is the Temporal DevDays program, traveling on-site to customer accounts across the EMEA region to deliver hands-on technical enablement tailored to each team's architecture, use cases, and adoption stage
• Beyond DevDays, this person runs enterprise office hours, delivers webinars, speaks at conferences, creates technical content, and serves as a trusted technical resource for enterprise developers in our ecosystem
• Travel to enterprise customer sites across EMEA (approximately 50% of the time) to deliver Temporal DevDays, our flagship on-site technical enablement program, tailored to each account's use cases, architecture, and adoption stage
• Prepare and deliver hands-on labs, architectural walkthroughs, and workshop sessions that help enterprise engineering teams build confidently on Temporal
• Collaborate with Solutions Architects, Account Executives, and Customer Success to scope and prepare for each engagement and ensure strong outcomes
• Contribute sample applications, lab exercises, and reusable content back to the shared DevDays content library
• Deliver train-the-trainer sessions where appropriate
• Host semi-regular enterprise office hours for EMEA-based engineering teams
• Deliver webinars on enterprise-relevant topics, including complex workflow patterns, AI-powered agentic backends, observability, scalability, and platform integrations, scheduled to serve European time zones
• Partner with the DevDays program owner, DevRel, and field teams to identify topics and formats that matter most to enterprise audiences in the region
• Speak at and attend industry conferences, enterprise developer events, and meetups across Europe relevant to the enterprise engineering community
• Produce technical content—blog posts, tutorials, architectural guides, diagrams, and videos
• Gather structured feedback from DevDays sessions, office hours, and enterprise engagements to surface product gaps, developer experience friction, and adoption blockers from the EMEA market
• Serve as the regional voice of the enterprise developer, bringing EMEA-specific patterns and needs back to the broader DevRel, Engineering, and Product teams