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# Developer Experience (DevX)

- **Company:** Talon
- **Location:** Berlin, Germany (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** JavaScript (Programming Language), Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Software Debugging, Github, TypeScript, Openapi, Backend, Virtual Agents
- **Published:** September 5, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/documentation-engineer-talonone-8802083

## About the Role

* Developer empathy. You approach and write docs to increase an integrating engineer's efficiency. You can produce clear, accurate content, not just tooling around it
 * You can write code without AI as a crutch. You write scripts, debug error output, and ship working solutions independently
 * Comfort with JavaScript/TypeScript. Our tooling uses it throughout
 * Fluency with CI/CD pipelines
 * Experience working with or reading OpenAPI 3.x specifications
 * Clear understanding of what makes documentation machine-readable, not only human-readable
 * Practical experience with AI tools, especially Claude. You use them daily and know how to prompt for useful output
 * A preference for correctness over volume. You know when to automate and when automation produces noise

## Description

* Write reference documentation, integration guides, tutorials, and product documentation
 * Work in tandem with our current documentation engineer to find new ideas and solutions to current challenges
 * Co-own the pipeline from OpenAPI spec to published API reference: validation, transformation, and deployment
 * Build and maintain the scripts and CI jobs
 * Reduce manual work for the technical writing team through tooling and process improvements
 * Make deliberate decisions about how documentation is structured for AI agent consumption, not only human readers
 * Contribute to OpenAPI spec quality by working with writers and engineers on field naming, example coverage, and schema structure, * Docusaurus for the docs site
 * GitHub and GitHub Actions for content workflows and CI
 * Scalar for API reference rendering
 * OpenAPI 3.x as the single source of truth for API docs
 * JavaScript/TypeScript for tooling and site customization
 * Claude for AI-assisted workflows


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