Technical Writer · Docs-as-Code
Douglas Ebhoman
Documentation as infrastructure. I write for developers, teams, and non-technical writers navigating complex systems — clearly, without assuming prior knowledge.
Documentation as infrastructure. I write for developers, teams, and non-technical writers navigating complex systems — clearly, without assuming prior knowledge.
I specialise in Docs-as-Code workflows, Git-based documentation systems, and technical content written for audiences who don't come from engineering backgrounds.
My approach comes from an unusual background — creative writing first, technical writing second. That transition taught me that the same structural instincts that make fiction readable make documentation finishable. Same structure. Different register.
Currently building the Git & GitHub for Technical Writers series — a six-part documentation project maintained on GitHub and published on Hashnode.
A structured documentation series on version control for non-developers — maintained on GitHub as a live Docs-as-Code project.
Documentation in Git repositories, managed through Pull Requests, deployed through CI/CD pipelines.
Technical concepts written for non-developer audiences — without dumbing down the subject matter.
Guides, references, and tutorials that help users complete tasks and understand systems.
Structuring documentation so readers find what they need — and finish what they start.
Founded an independent technical writing practice. Producing documentation, guides, and educational content for developer tools and SaaS products. Maintaining the Git & GitHub for Technical Writers series — a six-part Docs-as-Code project published on Hashnode and GitHub.
A structured six-part documentation series explaining Git and GitHub workflows for non-developer technical writers. Maintained as a live Docs-as-Code repository. Covers Git basics, versioning, Pull Requests, CI/CD pipelines, and repository architecture.
Beginner-level product documentation guide for Notion — written for non-technical users. Includes annotated screenshots, structured navigation, and practical walkthroughs for core features.
Open to technical writing roles, freelance documentation projects, and collaborations in developer education and Docs-as-Code environments.