Core competencies

The skills below reflect core competencies applied to architect enterprise-grade documentation systems, compliance evidence, and developer experiences.

Strategy and leadership

Architecting content frameworks that align with executive goals and deliver measurable outcomes.

• Content strategy and architecture
  10/10
• Team leadership and mentoring
  9/10
• Cross-functional partnership (Eng, PM, QA)
  10/10
• Change management and process advocacy
  9/10
• Stakeholder management and executive alignment
  9/10
• Roadmaps, release planning, and governance
  9/10

Enterprise compliance and security

Designing documentation systems that enable certification, evidence, and ongoing compliance.

• ISO 27001 evidence and policy lifecycle
  10/10
• GDPR documentation and controls mapping
  9/10
• EU AI Act readiness (docs and risk posture)
  8/10
• Audit-ready evidence production
  10/10
• Secure developer and product portals (RBAC)
  9/10

DocOps and platform engineering

Building and running docs-as-code platforms with automated quality and publishing.

• Docusaurus architecture and theming
  9/10
• Platform migrations (GitBook → Docusaurus)
  9/10
• CI/CD pipelines (GitLab, Azure DevOps)
  8/10
• Content quality gates (Vale, link/style linting)
  9/10
• Search integration and information retrieval
  8/10
• Release windows and versioning programs
  9/10

Information architecture and single-sourcing

Designing taxonomies and reference architectures for reliable, reusable content.

• Taxonomy, navigation, and content modeling
  9/10
• Single-sourcing from backend data
  9/10
• Reference tables and data pipelines for docs
  8/10
• Content observability and analytics
  8/10

API and developer experience

Delivering developer-first documentation and examples that reduce time to integrate.

• API documentation and specifications
  9/10
• Developer guides and onboarding flows
  9/10
• OpenAPI/Redoc(-usaurus) workflows
  8/10
• Samples, snippets, and reference patterns
  8/10

Communication and enablement

Scaling documentation culture with training, playbooks, and repeatable processes.

• Workshops, training, and author enablement
  9/10
• Agile practices for documentation
  8/10
• Cross-department data and content unification
  9/10
• Editorial standards and style guides
  9/10

Tools and languages

Everyday stack for docs engineering and publication.

• Git, Markdown/MDX, YAML/JSON
  9/10
• JavaScript and React components
  7/10
• Python for scripting and automation
  7/10
• CSS/SCSS and design tokens
  8/10
• Bash and build tooling
  7/10

Industry domains

Sectors where documentation work delivered business impact.

• AI/SaaS products and data platforms
  9/10
• Real-time 3D and graphics tooling
  8/10
• Aviation and aerospace documentation
  9/10