Technical Writer

About the role

Our tools are only as good as their documentation. You’ll write and maintain READMEs, API references, tutorials, and blog posts across all Doxa Labs projects. The goal isn’t comprehensive documentation — it’s useful documentation. Every page should answer a question someone actually has.

What you’ll do

• Write and maintain documentation for flags.zig, monimejs, tip, and new projects
• Create getting-started guides that get people from zero to working code in under 5 minutes
• Write blog posts explaining technical decisions, trade-offs, and lessons learned
• Review code and PRs for clarity — if you can’t understand what something does, it needs better naming or comments
• Build and maintain a consistent documentation style across all projects

What we’re looking for

• Strong technical writing skills — you can explain a complex system in simple terms without dumbing it down
• Enough programming experience to read code and understand APIs (you don’t need to be a senior engineer)
• Experience writing developer-facing documentation, tutorials, or technical blog posts
• You obsess over structure — headings, ordering, and what information goes where
• You’ve been frustrated by bad docs and thought “I could do better”

Nice to have

• Familiarity with Zig, TypeScript, or Go (our primary languages)
• Experience with docs-as-code workflows (markdown, git, CI-generated docs)
• A portfolio of technical writing you’re proud of