Technical Content Writer Cloud-native / Open-source (Remote)

September 14, 2026

As a Technical Content Writer at Jetic.io, you will produce high-quality content for our website, marketing materials, educational resources, and thought leadership pieces. Your technical expertise will ensure the accuracy and clarity of information, driving engagement and promoting our iPaaS platform.

The Role

Website Content: Develop and update technical content for our website to enhance user experience and SEO performance.
Marketing Materials:Create technical brochures, whitepapers, and case studies that highlight the features and benefits of our iPaaS platform.
Educational Resources: Produce guides, tutorials, and FAQs to simplify complex technical concepts for a diverse audience.
Thought Leadership: Write insightful articles that position Jetic.io as a leader in the iPaaS space.
Collaboration: Work with product management, engineering, and marketing teams to gather information and ensure content accuracy.
Community Engagement: Participate in developer forums and social media to understand user needs and integrate feedback into content.
Industry Trends:Stay updated on industry trends and emerging technologies to keep content relevant and innovative.
Technical Documentation: Create and maintain comprehensive technical documentation to support developers and users.
SEO Optimization: Implement SEO best practices to improve content visibility and search rankings.

Requirements

Background in Software Engineering or a related technical field.
Strong writing skills with the ability to convey technical concepts clearly and concisely.
Experience in creating technical content for websites, marketing materials, and educational resources.
Proficiency in programming languages and technologies relevant to integration and automation, such as REST APIs, Java, Kubernetes, Cloud, and other related technologies.
Familiarity with iPaaS platforms, integration patterns, and cloud technologies.
Ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.
Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
Self-motivated and able to manage multiple projects simultaneously.

#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: USD 43000 - 72000 per year Experience: 3 years required

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