• Create and refine technical content: Under the direction of your manager or a Senior Technical Writer, you will write, edit, and maintain high-quality documentation, including user guides, API references, and internal knowledge-base articles. • Collaborate across teams: You will partner directly with engineers, product managers, and customer-facing teams to gather information, understand user needs, and ensure technical accuracy. • Engage in hands-on product testing: You will actively use and test the product as part of the documentation process, ensuring our guides are not just technically correct but also practical and user-centric. • Support internal documentation: You will contribute to team-specific documentation and process improvements that enhance our team's efficiency and impact.

• Partner with product and engineering teams to lead documentation projects and create public user documentation for security, observability, and automation products used by developers, SREs, and security engineers. • Gather technical details for public documentation by reviewing internal product materials and hands-on testing of products. • Create developer-facing documentation and guides for Datadog SDKs, APIs, and developer tools to enable the developer community to onboard and succeed with our products. • Collaborate with the documentation team to help maintain documentation standards and contribute to ongoing process improvements. • Participate in a business-hours interrupt-handling rotation to respond to documentation questions, requests, and issues as they come up. • Review and provide editorial feedback on documentation written by others to help maintain quality and consistency. • As a senior team member, you also provide coaching, mentoring, and guidance to others on the team.

DomainTools is seeking a Technical Writer to join our Engineering Organization. As a Technical Writing specialist, you will be instrumental in developing and refining our product and internal documentation. You will dive deep into our technology, collaborating closely with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and testing functionality firsthand to create content that is not only intuitive for our users but also structured for comprehension by emerging AI technologies. If you are passionate about learning, technology, and customer success, this role offers a unique opportunity to shape how people interact with our products. At DomainTools, you will work as part of a collaborative team of smart and engaged engineers. This role requires a self-starter who can work with multiple projects and teams. You will need to manage priorities across projects and keep product management updates with the status of content. Job Responsibilities:  - Create and refine technical content: Under the direction of your manager or a Senior Technical Writer, you will write, edit, and maintain high-quality documentation, including user guides, API references, and internal knowledge-base articles. - Collaborate across teams: You will partner directly with engineers, product managers, and customer-facing teams to gather information, understand user needs, and ensure technical accuracy. - Engage in hands-on product testing: You will actively use and test the product as part of the documentation process, ensuring our guides are not just technically correct but also practical and user-centric. - Support internal documentation: You will contribute to team-specific documentation and process improvements that enhance our team's efficiency and impact.

• Develop scholarly, editorial-grade content for Corning Life Sciences. • Translate complex scientific concepts into precise, credible, and reader-accessible narratives for an expert audience. • Explain highly technical concepts and products to business-level purchasers for laboratories across the life sciences industries. • Produce a range of editorial and technical content including blogs, SEO-informed articles, feature articles, ebooks, application-focused narratives, and product-aligned educational content. • Communicate with scientific precision and authority while aligning with the informational needs of laboratory practitioners, managers, and procurement stakeholders.