Swagger API Documentation Developer

September 28, 2026

Are you a Swagger API Documentation Developer who is motivated to achieve big things professionally? Well, here's good news for you. We are looking for someone who is ready to take the API Management Team's services to a new level. He/she will be responsible for API testing and take responsibility for other product documentation for in-house API building websites, and some other regular tasks. Key Responsibilities This includes but are not limited to Proven background and vast experience in the Swagger documentation. Work closely with the team and demonstrate knowledge in YAML format. Take ownership of testing the API 1. Inspect the web browser and get the required request payload and add it to the Swagger API Documentation. 2. Test the API using Postman 3. Create a Postman collection Writing and editing technical product documentation for in-house APIs. Collaborating with our internal teams of developers and engineers. Learn and demonstrate an understanding of product functions and limitations. Adapting content to suit different audiences and channels. Improving and updating existing technical API documentation. Requirements This includes but are not limited to Experience as a Backend Developer Proficient in Restful APIs and PHP. Excellent written skills in English. Experience in writing technical documents is a must. Excited about our product and to learn more about the tech and CDN industry. Interest in cloud-based technology solutions. Know how to break down complex topics into easily understandable information. We are looking for a doer, the type of person that brings a can-do, figure it out type of energy to the job every day, and is willing to jump in and help. If you can picture yourself in this position and it's something that interests you, feel free to apply here! We look forward to having you on our team. About 5centsCDN Our CDN company is dedicated to providing A-grade services with their bandwidth pricing starting at 5 cents per GB. To move in, the clients don't have to make any commitments, sign any contracts, or pay for the setup. Currently, we are proudly serving 2000+ clients that consist of OTT, IPTV, ad agencies, gamers, government agencies, NGOs, and major TV channels. Customers are enabled to access any of our 1200+ PoPs located across the globe. Our integrated multi-CDN network allows you to connect to end users with minimum latency limited to the peering relationships of our partners. The advanced, next-generation-centric services and network infrastructure not only help you to connect to your end-users within their ISPs themselves. But also ensures fast, secure, and affordable content delivery. Originally posted on

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