Documentation Engineer (Developer Relations)

About the Role We are seeking a Documentation Engineer on the Mobile Integrations team to own the external developer experience for our Playtime Arcade ecosystem. You will treat documentation as a product, shaping API references, SDK guides, integration tutorials, and sample apps to accelerate integrations for mobile developers. What You'll Do

• Own and evolve external developer documentation end-to-end: API references, SDK guides, integration tutorials, and sample applications.
• Build lightweight demos in Swift or Kotlin to validate and showcase documentation.
• Contribute to documentation tooling (e.g., Docusaurus), Markdown, frontend components, and styling.
• Identify friction in the developer experience across mobile SDKs, APIs, HTML, and JavaScript/TypeScript; implement fixes.
• Use AI-assisted methods to accelerate content creation while validating technical accuracy.
• Debug and perform root-cause analysis across mobile apps, APIs, and data flows using SQL, dashboards, and logs.
• Collaborate with TAMs and Growth Managers on technical escalations.
• Manage multiple documentation and integration projects in parallel across regions. What We're Looking For
• 2–4+ years in Developer Relations, Solutions Engineering, or Technical Account Management.
• Experience authoring API references, SDK guides, integration tutorials; treating docs as code; familiarity with Docusaurus.
• Proficiency with mobile SDKs, APIs, HTML, JavaScript/TypeScript; Swift or Kotlin experience.
• Comfortable building demos in Swift or Kotlin; experience with Unity, Flutter, and React Native wrappers is a plus.
• AI-assisted content creation mindset but strict validation for technical accuracy.
• Strong debugging and analytics skills (SQL, dashboards, logs).
• Cross-functional and cross-regional collaboration; ability to manage multiple projects in parallel. Nice to Have
• Experience with Unity, Flutter, and React Native wrappers.
• Familiarity with Go and DynamoDB architectures.
• Experience building internal AI tools to reduce integration friction.