Job description

Manicule is building **AgentRel**: systems that help companies become sources AI agents cite and recommend. Reddit is increasingly where developers research products and where AI systems find honest opinions. But Reddit is not another channel to dump content into. Every community has its own norms, and people can smell marketing immediately. I’m looking for someone who understands how to earn attention on Reddit by being genuinely useful. You understand developer tools, can participate in technical conversations, and have proof that your work drove attention, traffic, signups, or revenue. You should also be AI-native. Use agents to research communities, find conversations, and understand what people care about—but never to produce fake engagement or slop. **What you’ll do** * Own Reddit strategy for Manicule and our customers. * Find the communities and conversations that actually matter. * Write technically useful posts and replies people save and return to. * Measure referrals, signups, brand mentions, and downstream pipeline. * Turn what works into repeatable AI workflows. **Who we’re looking for** * 1+ years working with Reddit, developer marketing, or technical communities. * Experience marketing developer tools, infrastructure, or AI products. * A portfolio with at least two projects showing your work and its results. * Strong instincts for what belongs on Reddit and what will get torn apart. **Your first 30 days** You’ll own Reddit strategy for one customer end to end: map the relevant communities, understand what people already say about them, start contributing useful posts and replies, and build a system for measuring what works. I started in DevRel before building Manicule. I’m looking for someone who respects developer communities enough to contribute before trying to extract value from them. **Details** * In person in Singapore. * $50K–$100K USD annually. * 0.5%–1% equity. * Unlimited GPT and Claude, including Fable.

Reddit Content Marketer

Reddit Content Marketer · Manicule

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