Member of the Technical Writing StaffPosted today

The opportunity

A great writer who gets technical stuff – and loves figuring out how to explain it to other people.

What you'll do

  • Writing content that helps people and agents use PostHog better. Use case: guides, tutorials, technical explainers, engineering posts. The stuff we know is valuable and haven't had the capacity to do as much as we want to.

  • Researching and explaining hard things. Technical details, engineering: processes, and concepts that most people gloss over. Going deep enough that a builder actually learns something.

  • Figuring out what to write. Looking at what we are shipping as a company,: what our priorities are, and what's interesting to decide yourself. There isn't going to be someone telling you what to write all the time.

  • Choosing the right format for the idea. Sometimes that's an engineering blog.: Sometimes it's an SEO explainer. Sometimes it's a thread on X.

  • Working with engineers and other marketers. Getting the story of what they: built, why it matters, and what's interesting about it for normal builders. You might edit their blog posts too.

  • ,000 PRs a month is easy: How devex is evolving at PostHog

What they're looking for

  • What is a context warehouse?
  • Why we rebuilt our data warehouse on DuckDB over ClickHouse
  • What is a Scout? A technical deep dive
  • What is distributed tracing? (A guide for engineers)