Technical Writer | up to €120K | London, UK (On-site/Hybrid)

Our client is a global AI company whose open-source technology powers everything from cutting-edge research to real-world industrial applications. Their tools are used by millions of developers and have set the standard for performance and accessibility in computer vision.They\'re now looking for a Technical Writer to help shape the voice of their developer ecosystem, someone who can turn complex AI and machine learning concepts into clear, engaging documentation used worldwide.What You\'ll Get Competitive salary — up to €120,000, depending on experienceWork on-site in London with flexible hybrid optionsOwnership of documentation seen by millions of developers globallyCollaborate with world-class AI and ML engineers on open-source projectsWrite and maintain high-quality documentation for open-source AI frameworksCollaborate with engineers and researchers to simplify complex topicsManage Markdown- and Git-based workflows (e.g. MkDocs, Sphinx)Apply SEO best practices to enhance content visibility and developer adoptionWhat We\'re Looking For 3+ years\' experience in technical writing for developer or software audiencesStrong command of written English and attention to detailExperience with Markdown, Git, and static site generatorsBasic proficiency in Python and comfort reading code snippetsExposure to AI, ML, or computer vision (e.g. YOLO, TensorFlow, OpenVINO)Background in open-source developer documentation

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Salary: GBP 43200 - 72000 per year
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