Job Description

• Responsible for organizing events, sourcing or creating demos and talks which support FedML's open source vision and messaging and are appropriate for the audience.
• Deliver technical content for sessions, blogs, demos, social media, solution architecture, and more to support events, downstream adoption, ecosystem awareness, and alignment to the open source vision.
• Collaborate with ecosystem partners and communities to scale adoption and improve the open source software solutions that FedML offers and collaborates on.
• Develop compelling demos (including messaging), co-develop Proofs of Concept, and provide technical training (internal and external) in support of key open source software technologies.
• Establish best practices for working with open source communities.
• Establish a regular process to socialize needs and opportunities for demos that can help FedML to scalel.
• Develop a robust library of demos and technical collateral that can be used in multiple situations.
• Tracking all technical aspects for events (e.g. ensuring all collateral and demos are developed and delivered on schedule, are complete and on brand, and have all the requirements necessary in support of the event).
• Provide virtual and on-site presentation of the demos, support for face to face meetings, webinars, keynotes, PoCs, sessions/trainings, etc.
• Clearly articulate and communicate key messages to attendees, customers, community influencers (and potentially to members of the press, where approved).
• Clearly and effectively communicate Intel key messages to people of different (technical) backgrounds, roles, and seniority levels, from entry-level engineers up to CxOs.
• Follow up on issues, questions, and opportunities raised at events or elsewhere (e.g. online forums, mailing lists, social media).

Qualifications:

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required with 5 or more years of experience
• 2+ years' experience with technical events and/or technical marketing engineering required
• Deep acumen and network in open source communities globally

Preferred Qualifications:

Familiar with Federated Learning