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Documentation Engineer

New York$0.2k–$0.3kfulltimemidAdded today

About this role

Modal seeks a Documentation Engineer to establish and maintain high-quality technical docs for its AI infrastructure platform. You'll shape documentation architecture, create innovative content formats optimized for AI agents, and enforce quality standards across the growing product suite.

What you'll do

  • Design and evolve documentation architecture as Modal launches new products and features
  • Create novel documentation formats and delivery channels to improve agent productivity
  • Develop content standards, style guides, and automated enforcement tools
  • Build automated pipelines to validate code examples and documentation accuracy
  • Partner with engineers company-wide to author clear, consistent, and correct documentation

What they're looking for

  • Technical writing and content strategy
  • Developer documentation best practices
  • Agentic engineering workflows
  • Version control and CI/CD systems
  • Automation and tooling (testing, linting, validation)
  • Infrastructure or devtools familiarity
  • Information architecture
  • Python or similar programming language
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Modal

Modal builds a cloud platform for running large-scale AI workloads and infrastructure, enabling companies to deploy and optimize production machine learning systems. The company is hiring Forward Deployed Engineers to work directly with AI customers, Infrastructure Security Engineers to strengthen platform security, and Developer Relations Engineers to engage the developer community with technical content and best practices.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe a time you significantly improved documentation quality or developer experience—what metrics or feedback validated the impact?
  • How would you approach designing documentation that works well for both human developers and AI agents interacting with it?