
Senior Technical Writer
LaunchDarkly
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Remote
Location: United States
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Salary
💰 $116,000 - $187,660 per year
Job Level
About the role
- Write, edit, maintain, and improve the LaunchDarkly product, API, and SDK documentation.
- Work with product managers, developers, and designers to write and edit documentation for new features.
- Work with the docs team to scope, plan, and implement upgrades and content improvements to the docs site.
- Work with support, developer advocates, and customer success to address customer pain points with documentation updates and improvements.
- Respond to feedback on existing docs in a timely, effective manner.
Requirements
- very strong writing and editing skills.
- 5+ years of technical writing experience and/or a degree in a tech field or related industry.
- strong technical background, possibly as a software developer.
- excellent at distilling technical and UX requirements into documentation plans and deliverables.
- great at owning the docs for a product or feature from kickoff to publication.
- strong communicator who’s able to balance multiple priorities.
- strong working on your own or in a friendly, collaborative team.
- comfortable working with Markdown and/or HTML, Git, GitHub, common CI/CD tools, and workflows based in version control tools.
- familiarity with AI-based code and content management tools, like Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code is a plus.
- proficiency in any programming language is a plus.
Benefits
- Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)
- health
- vision
- dental insurance
- mental health benefits
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
technical writingeditingdocumentation planningMarkdownHTMLGitGitHubCI/CD toolsprogramming languageAI-based content management
Soft Skills
strong writing skillsstrong editing skillsstrong communicatorability to balance prioritiescollaborativeindependent workdistilling technical requirementsownership of documentationresponding to feedbackaddressing customer pain points