Content Engineer

Manicule; California (MO); On-site; USD 180,000 - 220,000; Full time

Job summary

Manicule is seeking a candidate proficient in technical writing and engineering to help build scalable AI systems. The successful candidate will take ownership of customer projects, aiming to streamline documentation production from 3.5 days to one full day, maintaining quality.

This role emphasizes attention to detail and obsession with quality. Ideal applicants should enjoy building their own agents and have experience in GEO and Developer Marketing.

Qualifications

• Experience in building scalable AI systems.
• Ability to distill human knowledge into clear documentation.
• Proven track record of quality in writing.

Responsibilities

• Own one customer end-to-end in the first 30 days.
• Tighten the internal pipeline for producing documentation.
• Ensure high-quality blog posts delivered faster.

Skills

Technical writing

Engineering

Attention to detail

GEO and Developer Marketing

Job description

Essentially, I'm looking for someone who has a clear viewpoint on what good technical writing looks like. And you're also comfortable building scalable AI systems around it. You're a writer and an engineer.

- Our job is to distill our human knowledge into a replicable system.

- If there was one quality that mattered most, it would be attention to detail/obsession with quality.

- Remote work, salary up to $200K/yr based on location.

First 30 days: you'd own one customer end-to-end and tighten our internal pipeline. Today, it takes us 3.5 days to ship a good blog post. The goal is one day, without dropping quality. We own documentation and long-form technical content for our customers.

The ideal person builds their own agents for fun and writes a lot of content/docs for developers. Experience with GEO and Developer Marketing is a +++

I started off as a DevRel before building Manicule, and I’m looking for a similar person to join us. I believe the only way to make AI good at something is to be the best at it yourself first :)