Developer Relations Engineer - Community Manager

Manage the Discord community — manage our developer community: moderation, onboarding flows, channel structure, engagement rituals, and maintaining channels by triaging questions and routing them to the right people.

Design and run community programs — plan and execute hackathons, meetups, office hours, workshops, and campus outreach end to end: concept, logistics, promotion, on-the-ground execution, and follow-up.

Recognise and grow our best builders — identify our most engaged developers and create structured ways to recognise them, give them a platform, and help them grow within the community.

Grow the community — run initiatives that bring new developers in: partnerships with colleges and developer communities, collaborations with other devtool ecosystems, and community-led content.

Be the voice of the community — synthesise what developers are saying into structured feedback for the engineering, product, and DevRel teams. Spot recurring friction points and champion fixes.

Track what matters — monitor community health metrics (activity, retention, response times, program participation, NPS) and use them to decide what to double down on.

1–3 years of experience in community management, developer programs, or a related role — ideally in a devtools, developer platform, or open-source ecosystem.

You have experience building a community from the ground up — and scaling it. You've started something with a handful of members and grown it into a real, active community. You know what it takes at every stage, from the first ten people to the first ten thousand.

You're comfortable around developers and code. You don't need to be an engineer, but you should understand how developers work, be able to follow technical conversations, and know when a question needs an engineer's answer.

You're an organiser at heart. Events, logistics, follow-ups, timelines — you enjoy running things end to end and nothing falls through the cracks on your watch.

You write clearly and warmly. Announcements, Discord replies, program docs — your writing makes people feel welcome and informed.

You move fast and follow through. You can take a loosely defined brief — "run a hackathon next month" — and ship something polished without being hand-held.

You're genuinely community-minded. You find energy in helping other builders succeed, and you treat every interaction as a chance to learn what the community needs.

Bonus: You've organised hackathons or large meetups, run community programs at scale, have experience with community tooling (Discord bots, analytics), or have an interest in AI and Indian languages.

Sarvam is a fast-moving, high talent-density team building full-stack AI for India, working on problems that push the frontiers of AI with real population-scale impact.

Work alongside researchers, engineers, builders, and business leaders who move fast and hold each other to a very high bar

High ownership and high impact, from day one

Everything we do is AI-first, from the way we build and ship to the way we think about problems

You can work on problems that could change how an entire country learns, works, and communicates

If you want to work on problems at the frontier of AI in India, Sarvam is the place to be.