Senior Technical Writer - Developer Infra (NYC Onsite)

EBAS Group; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

EBAS Group in New York City is seeking a Technical Writer to own the developer content engine from scratch, onsite five days a week. You will write technical guides, benchmarks, deep dives, comparisons, and customer case studies to boost organic search and AI engine visibility, while partnering with the product team on 0-to-1 launches.

Interview engineers, translate complex infrastructure into compelling narratives, repurpose long-form content for social formats, and stay connected with the

Qualifications

• 5+ years writing technical content for developer audiences.
• Ability to interview engineers and translate infrastructure concepts into writing.
• Experience across formats (articles, guides, benchmarks, case studies) and content strategy.

Responsibilities

• Build and own the technical content engine from scratch.
• Write technical guides, benchmarks, deep dives, comparisons, and customer case studies for organic search and AI visibility.
• Partner with product team and founders on launch content for 0-to-1 product launches this year.
• Interview engineers and turn technical work into stories developers want to read and share.
• Repurpose long-form technical content into shorter social-native formats (X, LinkedIn).
• Write and maintain landing pages and product documentation (~20% of the role).
• Stay plugged into the developer ecosystem and proactively pitch content ideas.

Skills

Technical writing

Developer audiences

Interviewing engineers

Content strategy

SEO/content optimization

Cross-functional collaboration

Job description

EBAS Group in New York City is seeking a Technical Writer to own the developer content engine from scratch, onsite five days a week. You will write technical guides, benchmarks, deep dives, comparisons, and customer case studies to boost organic search and AI engine visibility, while partnering with the product team on 0-to-1 launches.

Interview engineers, translate complex infrastructure into compelling narratives, repurpose long-form content for social formats, and stay connected with the