Documentation Engineer

You create and maintain accurate, accessible developer documentation for Chainlink products. You improve developer onboarding by publishing tutorials, conceptual guides, technical references, and how-to documentation. You reproduce end-to-end workflows to validate code examples, correct outdated content, and ensure technical instructions work as intended. You deliver documentation for product updates and launches while following docs-as-code practices, technical review processes, and publishing workflows.

Responsibilities

• Own a defined documentation surface and keep product documentation accurate current and technically validated
• Publish tutorials conceptual guides technical references and how-to documentation
• Reproduce end-to-end workflows to validate code examples
• Correct outdated documentation and ensure published examples work as intended
• Deliver documentation for product updates and launches within established timelines and quality standards
• Follow docs-as-code practices technical review processes and publishing workflows
• Identify opportunities for continuous improvement in documentation quality

Requirements

• Write clear, structured developer documentation, including tutorials, conceptual documentation, technical references, and how-to guides
• Read and modify JavaScript or TypeScript code
• Write and validate straightforward code samples independently
• Use Markdown, Git, pull requests, and docs-as-code workflows
• Reproduce developer workflows end to end and validate technical instructions
• Understand blockchain, smart contracts, and common Web3 developer workflows
• Collaborate with engineers, product managers, and documentation contributors
• Maintain technical accuracy and seek technical review when needed
• Document APIs, SDKs, integrations, or developer tooling
• Use a static-site documentation framework such as Astro, Docusaurus, or Fumadocs
• Troubleshoot documentation code examples and implement basic fixes
• Use CI validation, link checking, or formatting validation processes