We are empowering, collaborative & bold.

Get on the <weavy/> wagon and bring collaboration to every app. They need it.

Open positions

Los Angeles

Technical Writer (Full-time)

You love to geek away and explain things for others? Not in a patronizing way, that is - but in an engaging and inspiring way, right?

Then you might be what we’re looking for - a front-end wizkid with a talent for words and the ability to make complex things simple.

Job Description

The primary role is to document our framework in a way that our customers can get up and running without any hands-on guidance from us.

The main duties for you would be;

Write API + SDK documentation and release notes for our framework.
Write “how-to” documentation that enables developers to embed and integrate with our framework.
Publish and maintain code on Github that our customers can clone and fork for their own purposes.
Participate in meetings with prospects to support our sales team with technical expertise.

Experience

3+ years experience as a technical writer
Excellent writer who is passionate about quality and can simplify complex technical topics.
Ability to read and write code in one or more of the following languages and frameworks: .NET, C#, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3.
Understands that the audience is developers and tailor the documentation accordingly.

At <weavy/> we value personality and attitude higher than all the skills and experience in the world. We want you to;

Be positive, engaged and energetic.
Leave prestige by the doorstep.
Be open-minded.
Agree on that a title is just a title.

Education

Not critical. What matters is the output.

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Open positions

Sweden

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Why work with us? Well, let me tell you.

Life balance

Work-life balance is super important to us.

Sure, our founder works relentlessly but he also knows how to play. Literally. He builds and plays video games in his "spare time".

All that to say we honor Swedish heritage of 6 weeks yearly paid vacation.

Hit that treadmill

We pick up the gym bill for you if you promise to go. Promise? Pinky swear? If you break it, you might suffer some serious consequences .

And of course, we'll help out with your health insurance. Dental. Vision. All that jazz.

We've got you covered.

The A game

We invest in you. Yes, YOU!

Training, travel opportunities, team development activities, courses, and more.

We always want you on top, performing well, feeling good, energetic, knowledgeable, and bringing your A game.

What you can expect from us

Market compensation and THE best work-life balance.
Whatever you need gear-wise. Apple or Microsoft, we don't care.
Interesting, smart (fairly smart, to be honest), and fun (that's true) people all around the world.
Solid introduction to our company, product and processes.

What we expect from you

You love working hard not only for financial rewards but also for the opportunity to grow personally.
You embrace change. Look up the word "startup" in a dictionary and it says "change" (not really).
Your written and verbal communication skills are through the roof, and you're eager to learn new tech stuff quickly.
You live within commute distance from (or are willing to relocate to) Los Angeles... GO DODGERS!

Meet the team.

Hi!

We know you came here expecting us to lay out our grand vision. Or brag about all the successful tools we've built, which we have. But it's been done before and we're all about doing things differently. Plus you'd be bored out of your mind.

How about instead, we just tell you what we do and then you check it out? We're pretty sure you're going to dig it.

<weavy/> is for the makers.
And the doers.

You built something great. Maybe it is the Quickbooks Killer or the next Salesforce. Your new app is likely missing some key collaboration features, right? — Things like in-app messaging, secure file sharing, document collaboration and integrations.

Well, <weavy/> lets you drop them in your apps. It's really that simple. Pick the browser extension or the code snippet. You have users in need, and we have the Swiss Army knife of collaboration.

Embed <weavy/> anywhere, and your users have contextual collaboration (thanks to us) right there where they want it, and where they do their actual work (thanks to you).