Staff Developer Advocate, Enterprise - EMEA
Temporal Technologies
Berlin, Germany · Onsite · Full Time
Posted
Job description
Summary 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. What You'll Do 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, bringin…