Responsibilities

• Rewrite existing docs pages to align with high-intent search queries
• Improve titles, headings, and on-page keyword targeting
• Add contextual introductions and use cases to technical pages
• Work with colleagues to generate content (you are not alone)
• Ensure our content remains high quality, detailed, useful, and of value to developers
• Create 5–10 long-form “pillar” technical guides (2,000–4,000 words)
• Example topics:
• Entitlement Management Architecture
• Usage-Based Licensing Implementation
• Software Licensing System Design
• Hybrid Monetization Models
• Build structured internal linking across docs and marketing pages (working with marketing team)
• Recycle video and training content into the docs from the university and other sources
• Create topic clusters (licensing, entitlements, usage, APIs)
• Add/create: Architecture diagrams (can be simple)
• API examples
• Step-by-step implementation flows
• Video content
• Use cases
• Implement FAQ, HowTo, and TechArticle schema
• Structure content for AI search visibility (clear definitions, summaries)

Requirements

• Proven experience with:
• SaaS, APIs, or developer documentation
• Technical SEO (not just blog SEO)
• Strong understanding of:
• Software architecture concepts (APIs, licensing, usage tracking)
• Search intent and keyword mapping
• Ability to turn fragmented docs into structured, ranking content
• Fluent written English (native or near-native)
• Strong use of the latest AI tooling (we will buy as required)

Preferred

• Experience with:
• Monetization, billing, or licensing systems/software development (SDLC), etc
• Tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush, SurferSEO
• Markdown-based documentation systems