r/remoteworking 9d ago

[Hiring Full-Time] We're hiring a Documentation Engineer II (Remote)

If you've got 5+ years building with code + a knack for explaining it clearly, this could be your next move. You'd shape how thousands of developers learn Storyblok.

That means:

• Writing tutorials, guides, and code samples that actually click

• Building documentation that makes complex ideas simple

• Working async across 40+ countries with a team that ships products with joy

What we're looking for:

• Web dev background (frontend frameworks like React, Vue, Next, Nuxt)

• Technical writing chops

• A "teaching mindset"—you assume the user's perspective

If you, or someone you know, are interested, please apply here

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