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Summary As a Technical Writer, Developer Documentation, you own the documentation that makes our developer platform usable. You translate complex systemsAPIs, SDKs, hardware interfaces, communication protocolsinto clear, accurate reference material, guides, and tutorials that developers can actually work from. You're as comfortable in a text editor as you are in a terminal, and you treat documentation with the same rigor an engineer brings to code. Duties Write, edit, and maintain developer-facing documentation: API references, integration guides, quickstarts, tutorials, and conceptual overviews Work directly in source filesedit code, run scripts, and use command-line tools to pull, process, and publish documentation from the codebase Own the docs toolchain: build documentation locally, troubleshoot pipeline issues, and keep output clean and consistent across formats Create clear technical diagramssystem architecture, data flows, sequence diagramsthat complement written content Collaborate with engineers to understand systems deeply enough to document them accurately, and push back when something isn't clear enough to explain Review and edit engineer-written content for clarity, completeness, and consistency Maintain a style guide and enforce documentation standards across the portal Required Skills Exceptional technical writing ability: clear, precise, and conciseno padding, no jargon for its own sake Comfort working in a codebase: reading and editing source files, running build scripts, using Git for version control Proficiency with Markdown and familiarity with docs-as-code workflows Ability to read code in at least one language well enough to document it accuratelyPython, JavaScript, C, or similar Experience creating technical diagrams (draw.io, Lucidchart, Mermaid, or equivalent) Solid understanding of REST APIs and developer tooling fundamentals Nice to Have Prior experience writing documentation for a developer portal, SDK, or hardware API Familiarity with documentation frameworks such as Docusaurus, MkDocs, or Sphinx Exposure to OpenAPI/Swagger for API reference generation Experience in a robotics, embedded systems, or hardware-adjacent environment Basic scripting ability in Python or Bash for documentation automation Back to Jobs Apply .
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