Senior Developer Advocate
About Onehouse
Onehouse is a mission-driven company dedicated to freeing data from data platform lock-in. We deliver the industry’s most interoperable data lakehouse through a cloud-native managed service built on Apache Hudi. Onehouse enables organizations to ingest data at scale with minute-level freshness, centrally store it, and make available to any downstream query engine and use case (from traditional analytics to real-time AI / ML).
We are a team of self-driven, inspired, and seasoned builders that have created large-scale data systems and globally distributed platforms that sit at the heart of some of the largest enterprises out there including Uber, Snowflake, AWS, Linkedin, Confluent and many more. Riding off a fresh $35M Series B backed by Craft, Greylock and Addition Ventures, we're now at $68M total funding and looking for rising talent to grow with us and become future leaders of the team. Come help us build the world's best fully managed and self-optimizing data lake platform!
Onehouse is delivering the next generation of cloud data pipelining by building a fully managed cloud data lakehouse platform. As we execute our product-led growth (PLG) strategy and introduce cutting-edge initiatives like quanton.dev, our goal is to empower organizations to build open, fast, and scalable data architectures without vendor lock-in.
We are seeking a Senior Developer Advocate to become the primary public technical advocate of Onehouse. This is a high-visibility, mission-critical role designed for an active, highly technical member of the data and engineering ecosystem. You will act as a trusted product evangelist, guiding developers, architects, and AI practitioners on how to design next-generation data lakehouse architectures. By translating complex infrastructure capabilities into engaging narratives, you will play an instrumental role in driving the awareness, adoption, and scaling of the Onehouse platform.
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