Scientific Developer Relations Manager

About the role

CuspAI is building an AI‑driven search engine for next‑generation materials. The Scientific Developer Relations Manager will create the technical enablement and scientific advisory framework that accelerates adoption of the platform across enterprise and research partners.

Key responsibilities

• Act as the primary technical and scientific point of contact for computational chemists, materials scientists and technical leaders in partner organisations.
• Provide expert advice on leveraging CuspAI’s platform to solve complex materials challenges such as semiconductor performance, carbon capture and energy storage.
• Lead deep‑dive workshops, code‑along sessions and scientific demos for expert external audiences.
• Build scalable developer resources – technical documentation, sample notebooks, APIs and reference guides tailored to advanced materials workflows.
• Bridge community events and hands‑on technical support to ensure successful partner discovery sprints.
• Collaborate with AI research, computational chemistry and product teams to feed partner feedback into platform development priorities.
• Co‑author deep‑tech case studies, whitepapers and technical blog posts with Marketing and PR.

Required profile

• Strong academic background or equivalent experience in Materials Science, Chemistry, Physics or Electrical Engineering.
• Hands‑on experience with computational chemistry tools, molecular simulation software or Python‑based data‑science workflows.
• Proven track record in developer relations, technical partner engineering or application science, preferably in a high‑growth deep‑tech startup.
• Confident technical communicator able to translate complex AI platform workflows into clear, actionable guidance.

Required skills

• Python programming
• PyTorch
• ASE
• RDKit
• Computational chemistry tools
• Molecular simulation software

What we offer

• Competitive salary and equity participation
• Generous holiday allowance (21‑28 days) and ‘Gold Standard’ parental leave
• Professional development budget
• Opportunity to work on impactful materials‑science problems with world‑class researchers
• Interdisciplinary, collaborative environment bridging AI, computational chemistry and experimental science