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RevenueCat posts $10K/month AI job for 'Agentic AI Developer Advocate', assures humans safe

RevenueCat said humans will supervise all AI content. (Image credit: Pexels)

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Moneycontrol•05-03-2026, 15:30

RevenueCat posts $10K/month AI job for 'Agentic AI Developer Advocate', assures humans safe

•RevenueCat announced an "Agentic AI Developer Advocate" role offering $10,000/month (Rs 9 lakh).
•The job is designed for an autonomous AI system to manage content, run growth experiments, and provide product feedback.
•The company clarified it's not replacing humans and is actively hiring for other developer roles, stating "Standard is high".
•AI agents will work under human supervision, and all published content requires human review before publication.
•AI agents will have limited access to public docs, APIs, and specific tools, with no access to customer data or internal systems.

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