Community Manager (Algo Business)

We're looking for a Community Manager at Algo Business to build one of the most trusted crypto algo trading communities. India's algo traders are scattered across Telegram groups, Discord servers, and Twitter threads. We want Delta to be where that community actually lives, where a beginner deploys their first bot, and an experienced quant compares notes on execution. This role is for someone who genuinely loves talking to algo traders. You'll spend your days in conversation with users in online forums, on calls, and at meetups, and turn what you learn into content, events, and product feedback. Success isn't measured in follower counts, but in how many traders are actively building and deploying on Delta.

Responsibilities:

• Own our community across online community forums, structure, rituals, moderation, and day-to-day engagement.
• Be the first responder: answer questions, unblock traders, escalate bugs, and make sure no API question goes unanswered.
• Identify and nurture power users and strategy builders; run ambassador and early-access programs.
• Plan and execute offline meetups, hackathons, and strategy competitions across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and other hubs, plus online AMAs, workshops, and guest sessions.
• Create content that lowers the barrier to algo trading: getting-started guides, API tutorials, strategy walkthroughs, and backtesting explainers.
• Keep documentation, sample code, and cookbooks genuinely useful; you should be able to write and test a basic strategy yourself.
• Capture community pain points and translate them into structured, prioritized product feedback.
• Track what's brewing globally: agentic tooling, AI copilots, and no-code automation, and bring it back to our users and our roadmap.
• Define and track community metrics: active builders, deployed strategies, resolution time, and new-trader retention.

Requirements:

• 1-3 years in community management, developer relations, growth, content, or a trader-facing role. Exceptional candidates with less formal experience but deep algo credibility will be considered.
• A real understanding of algo trading: you know what a backtest is, why slippage matters, and what a webhook does. You don't need to be a quant, but you can't be faking it in front of one.
• You genuinely enjoy talking to traders. This role involves hundreds of conversations a month.
• Awareness of the algo landscape in India and globally: the tools, the communities, the interesting builders, and where it's heading.
• Strong written communication: a clear tutorial, a crisp announcement, and well-structured product feedback.
• Comfort with technical material: API docs, sample code, explaining a strategy to a beginner.
• Self-starter with strong ownership, comfortable with ambiguity and willing to travel for events.

Good to Have:

• Hands-on experience building, backtesting, or running your own strategies or bots.
• Existing network in Indian trading, quant, or developer communities.
• Experience running Discord/Telegram communities at scale or organizing meetups and hackathons.
• Ability to write Python well enough to build demos and debug user issues.
• Personal trading experience in crypto or Indian markets.