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Developer Relations and Community Manager

Axelera AI·Hybrid/Remote - Europe (incl. UK), Estonia (remote), Bulgaria (remote), Serbia (remote), Luxembourg (remote), France (remote), Paris (on-site), Norway (remote), England (remote), Croatia (remote), Sweden (remote), Scotland (remote), Slovenia (remote), Czechia (remote), Florence (on-site), Milan (on-site), Spain (remote), Romania (remote), Netherlands (hybrid), Ukraine (remote), Austria (remote), Denmark (remote), Ireland (remote), Slovakia (remote), EU (remote), Leuven (on-site), Belgium (remote), Northern Ireland (remote), Athens (on-site), Amsterdam (hybrid), Lithuania (remote), UK (remote), Hungary (remote), Finland (remote), Poland (remote), Wales (remote), Germany (remote), Eindhoven (hybrid), Moldova (remote), Albania (remote), Greece (remote), Portugal (remote), Bristol (on-site), Italy (remote), Latvia (remote), Remote

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As a Developer Relations and Community Manager at Axelera AI, you will be responsible for growing the developer base using Axelera technologies in the industry. Your primary focus will be on building trust and credibility within our growing developer and customer community — both within the Axelera…

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Why this is labelled "No German asked for"

This role is advertised in English and does not ask for German anywhere in the advert. That usually means none is needed — but the advert does not say so outright, so neither do we.

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