Overview
Own Temporal's social media presence across its primary brand channels, building and running the editorial calendar, production workflow, and performance measurement behind it, as a partner to the Creative Producer and Developer Relations team.
What you'll do
- Own Temporal's day-to-day social media presence across its primary brand channels, including channel priorities, audience strategy, publishing cadence, and growth goals.
- Build and maintain a forward-looking editorial calendar that brings together product launches, Developer Relations programs, creative productions, events, community stories, company moments, and timely industry conversations.
- Run the social production workflow from intake through publication, including briefs, deadlines, dependencies, drafts, creative assets, reviews, approvals, and contributor accountability.
- Write and publish platform-native posts in Temporal's voice, adapting format, hook, technical depth, and call to action for each audience.
- Work closely with Developer Relations to identify useful technical stories, package talks and educational material for social distribution, and turn community questions into content opportunities.
- Partner with the Creative Producer on social-first videos, recurring series, carousels, launch campaigns, and other original formats.
- Develop launch and event plans covering pre-launch buildup, day-of publishing, partner and employee amplification, community engagement, and post-launch follow-through.
- Participate in developer conversations, monitoring replies, mentions, community discussions, and relevant industry news; respond directly when appropriate and route technical questions or sensitive issues to the right people.
- Build repeatable systems for repurposing talks, livestreams, demos, blog posts, documentation, podcasts, events, and community contributions without making content feel generic or repetitive.
- Use AI and automation to improve content intake, research, drafting, repurposing, quality assurance, scheduling, social listening, and reporting, and document the workflows you build.
- Establish a practical measurement framework for social, tracking reach, meaningful engagement, audience growth, referral traffic, video performance, share of voice, and other indicators tied to Temporal's goals.
- Run regular performance reviews with the creative studio and its partners, explaining what worked, what did not, and what should change in the calendar or production plan.
- Maintain strong publishing and account-governance practices, including permissions, approval paths, accessibility, link tracking, platform requirements, and response protocols.
- Make informed decisions about new channels and formats, testing them with a clear hypothesis and recommending where Temporal should invest or stop investing.
What you'll need
- Experience owning social media for a developer-facing, infrastructure, open-source, enterprise software, or technically sophisticated brand.
- A portfolio of posts, campaigns, and social programs you personally helped create and operate, with ability to explain strategy, your contribution, results, and learnings.
- Excellent writing and editorial judgment, making a technical idea concise and compelling without stripping away what makes it true, useful, or interesting.
- Technical fluency developed through software engineering, Developer Relations, technical marketing, developer content, or comparable hands-on work, including reading technical documentation, understanding code and architecture at a useful level, interviewing engineers, and recognizing when a claim needs expert review.
- Familiarity with software infrastructure, distributed systems, developer tools, cloud platforms, APIs, or adjacent technical areas, along with the ability to learn Temporal's product and community.
- Experience managing a multi-channel editorial calendar and the production workflows behind it, creating clarity around owners, briefs, assets, deadlines, reviews, and approvals.
- The confidence and persistence to keep work moving across a collaborative organization, including following up with busy contributors and surfacing risks before they become missed publishing moments.
- Strong knowledge of the norms, formats, and audience behavior of channels such as X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Reddit, and developer communities.
- Experience using performance data to form hypotheses, run experiments, and change a content or channel strategy.
- Hands-on experience using AI tools in a professional content workflow, with a thoughtful perspective on where automation helps and where human judgment must remain in control.
- Independent judgment to spot a promising story, define what it needs, assemble collaborators, and carry it through publication without waiting for a complete brief.
Nice to have
- Professional software engineering experience or experience building technical projects independently.
- Experience creating automations or lightweight internal tools with APIs, agents, workflow platforms, scripts, or no-code systems.
- Familiarity with Temporal, durable execution, distributed systems, microservices, or reliable AI applications.
- Experience working closely with Developer Relations, engineering, product marketing, communications, or open-source community teams.
- Basic video editing, design, motion, or visual-production skills, enough to make lightweight assets and give useful creative feedback.
- Experience supporting developer events, product launches, livestreams, or real-time social coverage.
- Experience with social publishing, listening, analytics, and project-management platforms.
Details
- Location: United States (Remote).
- Part of Temporal's creative studio, working as a close partner to the Creative Producer and Developer Relations team.
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