Technical Writer for Developer Docs — Remote

Firecrawl; United States; Remote; USD 140,000 - 185,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary that makes sense

Up to 0.05% equity

Generous PTO

Parental leave

Wellness stipend

Learning & Development

Team offsites

Sabbatical

Medical, dental, and vision coverage (

Life & Disability insurance

Pre-tax benefits

Pet insurance

Doctegrity telehealth

401(k) plan

SF HQ perks

E-Bike transportation

Job summary

Firecrawl is seeking a Technical Writer to own how developers learn to use Firecrawl. You’ll write docs, guides, tutorials, and API references that turn “what does this do?” into “I shipped it in ten minutes.” You’ll work with engineering and growth, continually dogfooding the product and treating clarity as a feature.

You’ll report to the Growth Marketing Lead and own real documentation surface from day one, with remote-friendly options within the Americas and SF-based employees.

Qualifications

• You’ve written technical documentation for developer-facing or API products, and you can show it.
• You write with genuine clarity, you can make something complex feel obvious.
• You’re technical enough to read code, use an API, and understand what you’re documenting.
• You care about the developer’s experience and sweat the details that make docs actually useful.
• You move fast and close the loop - you’d rather ship, measure, and iterate than perfect on paper.

Responsibilities

• Write and own the documentation, guides, tutorials, and API references developers rely on.
• Turn complex, technical functionality into content that gets someone to their first success fast.
• Dogfood the product constantly, if the docs are confusing, you felt it first.
• Work directly with engineering to document new features accurately and quickly.
• Treat docs as a product: measure where developers get stuck and fix it.

Skills

Technical writing

Developer-focused docs

API documentation

Clear writing

Cross-functional collaboration

Job description

Firecrawl is seeking a Technical Writer to own how developers learn to use Firecrawl. You’ll write docs, guides, tutorials, and API references that turn “what does this do?” into “I shipped it in ten minutes.” You’ll work with engineering and growth, continually dogfooding the product and treating clarity as a feature.

You’ll report to the Growth Marketing Lead and own real documentation surface from day one, with remote-friendly options within the Americas and SF-based employees.