Platform Ecosystem Director
About the role
Role Overview
The Platform Ecosystem Director is a senior technical leader responsible for shaping the technical vision and adoption of Stack Overflow's enterprise platform, with a particular focus on Stack Internal, Stack Overflow for Agents, AI-powered knowledge solutions, and the broader developer ecosystem.
Operating as a senior individual contributor, this role sits at the intersection of Engineering, Product, AI, Customer Success, Sales, and Strategic Partnerships. The Director partners with enterprise customers, strategic prospects, and internal product teams to influence platform strategy, validate emerging use cases, and guide the evolution of Stack Overflow's AI and knowledge platform.
This individual serves as a trusted technical advisor to both customers and executives, translating complex customer challenges into platform capabilities while helping define the long-term technical direction of the ecosystem.
What you'll do
Platform & AI Strategy
- Define and influence the long-term technical strategy for Stack Internal and the company's AI-powered knowledge platform.
- Identify emerging trends in enterprise AI, developer productivity, knowledge management, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), agentic workflows, and enterprise search.
- Partner with Engineering and Product leadership to translate customer needs into scalable platform capabilities.
- Influence roadmap priorities through direct customer engagement and technical insight.
Executive Customer Engagement
- Serve as a technical executive for strategic customer and prospect engagements.
- Advise enterprise architects, CTOs, platform teams, and AI leaders on knowledge architecture, AI adoption, governance, and developer experience.
- Lead technical discovery sessions, executive workshops, and architecture reviews.
- Represent Stack Overflow during executive briefings and customer advisory boards.
Ecosystem Leadership
- Shape the technical ecosystem surrounding Stack Internal, including APIs, integrations, developer tooling, and partner technologies.
- Guide architectural patterns for integrations and extensibility.