About the position
As a Technical Writer for the Ray Ecosystem and Anyscale Platform, you will envision, design, and ship documentation that makes it possible for developers to build the applications of the future effortlessly and with clarity. You will dive into conversations with open source users and developers as well as those using and building our core product. After finding critical gaps in clarity to address on behalf of these users, you'll be an executor working closely with users, customers, engineers, designers, and marketing in order to successfully roll out Anyscale and Ray documentation, usage examples and technical feature announcements. Our product is inherently technical, so we're looking for folks that know how to communicate about technical products with multiple audiences - whether it's a non-technical executive or an individual engineer.
Responsibilities
- Define documentation strategy in the machine learning areas of Anyscale and Ray.
- Drive, prioritize, and execute on an ambitious and impactful product documentation roadmap.
- Take the documentation strategy to market with the Product and Engineering teams and help drive Ray and Anyscale adoption.
- Partner on feature launch usage examples and help write blog posts to drive adoption.
- Drive clarity around ML and developer workflows.
- Unify the documentation strategy for Ray and Anyscale's ML ecosystem including tuning, training, serving, and more.
Requirements
- BS in Computer Science, Electrical/Computer Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, other Engineering or related fields.
- 4-6 years of relevant work experience.
- Excellent knowledge of Machine Learning and Deep Learning software architecture and frameworks.
- Experience with Python, MLOps, DevOps, virtualization, and Docker in cloud computing environments.
- Strong technical skills with the ability to learn Ray and build Ray applications with various libraries.
- Excellent presentation, communication, and collaboration skills.
- Ability to work cross-functionally both internally and externally.
- Experience communicating with end-users to understand technical requirements.
- Ability to thrive in a fast-paced and unstructured environment.
- Strong sense of great user documentation and UX.
