Developer Advocate

Summary

Join the Codex Student Program (CSP) and gain valuable experience in research and development related to the Codex project. The program is open to Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD students. Responsibilities include increasing awareness of Codex and its tech stack, creating sample applications, supporting developers, gathering feedback, and representing the project at events. Requirements include pursuing a degree in Computer Science or a related field, comfort with public speaking, a basic understanding of decentralized technologies, strong problem-solving skills, and an interest in building a personal brand. The program offers a stipend (up to $2,000/month for PhD students) and potential mobility grants. Successful applicants will be contacted for an interview after a review of their application.

Requirements

• Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science or related field
• Comfortable with public speaking and technical demonstrations
• Basic understanding of decentralized technologies
• Enthusiasm for engaging with developer communities
• Strong problem-solving skills
• Interest in building your personal brand within the tech ecosystem

Responsibilities

• Help increase awareness of Codex & its tech stack
• Create sample applications and code examples
• Support developers through forums, documentation, and direct engagement
• Gather feedback from the developer community to improve our platform
• Represent our project at virtual events, hackathons or university gatherings
• Seek opportunities to organise Codex developer meetups and coding challenges

Benefits

• For an officially enrolled PhD student, the CSP offers a stipend in the range of $2,000/month (full-time equivalent)
• In addition, the CSP may offer mobility grants to attend meetings and related conferences within the scope of the internship's research field