Technical Writer

A genuine love of writing and language. We have a distinctive voice and tone, and you’ve got to be comfortable working with that.

Demonstrated experience writing developer-facing technical documentation like API references, setup guides, SDK docs, or similar.

Comfortable reading and reasoning about code in at least one language. You don’t need to ship production code, but you need to be able to read it, run examples, and spot when something doesn’t add up.

Ability to learn complex systems quickly and explain them clearly. You’ll be working with a lot of distributed systems concepts.

Strong information architecture instincts: you think about docs as a system, not just a collection of pages, and you know the difference between a tutorial, a how-to guide, a reference, and an explanation.

Self-directed and comfortable with ambiguity – at an early-stage company, some of what you’ll document hasn’t been documented before, and you’ll need to figure out the right structure from scratch.

Previous professional experience as a software developer.

Strong theoretical background in CS, or working knowledge of distributed systems or backend infrastructure.

Previous docs experience at a dev-tool provider.

Previous work on open-source projects.

Previous experience at an early-stage startup.

We work in-person at our Northern Virginia office. We think being together makes the hard problems easier and the wins more fun.

We have a zero-tolerance policy for workslop. AI how you AI, but respect your readers’ and colleagues’ time with your own. Humans can produce workslop too.

We move deliberately, prioritize quality over noise, and genuinely care about the long-term in our products, our team, and our relationships.

We will never ghost you. Read our No Ghost Policy to see what we mean.

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