$158,600 — $297,400 usd; not specified; not specif...
Fully remote
Ai readiness and workflows
Process redesign for documentation
Partnership with engineering and product
GitLab is seeking a Director of Technical Writing to lead and innovate the technical documentation process as the company integrates AI and enhances collaboration with engineering and product teams. This remote position focuses on redefining documentation strategies to improve efficiency, user experience, and team capabilities
Job Summary
As the Director of Technical Writing, you will help redefine how technical documentation is created, delivered, and experienced across GitLab.
You will lead the Technical Writing organization through process evaluation and redesign, with a focus on making documentation creation more efficient and better connected to product development.
The team works closely with Engineering, Product Management, and UX to support product changes and improve the overall documentation experience, and it is entering a phase focused on AI readiness, process redesign, and stronger integration with the product itself.
Matching Summary
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GitLab is seeking a Director of Technical Writing to lead and innovate the technical documentation process as the company integrates AI and enhances collaboration with engineering and product teams. This remote position focuses on redefining documentation strategies to improve efficiency, user experience, and team capabilities.
Salary
$158,600 — $297,400 USD; Not specified; Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
AI readiness and workflows
Process redesign for documentation
Partnership with Engineering and Product
Content strategy expertise
Leadership of technical writing teams
Nice-to-have
Creative problem-solving
Asynchronous collaboration
High-performance culture
Continuous knowledge exchange
Key Requirements
Experience leading teams through change
Fluency with AI in strategic and practical contexts
Ability to build strong partnerships
Experience developing leaders and teams
Technical credibility in documentation and developer workflows