Dune
Technical Writer - Crypto (Contract)
Job Description
About Dune
Dune is on a mission to make crypto data accessible. We’re a collaborative multi-chain analytics platform used by thousands of developers, analysts, & investors to understand the on-chain world and the frontiers of finance. We’re a team of ~50 employees, working together across Europe and eastern US timezones 🌍️. We believe in our mission, and in building a powerful, open product that allows individuals and communities to do deep research into important ecosystems like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and many more.
We’re backed by some of the world's best investors. In February 2022, we announced our Series B funding round led by Coatue and Union Square Ventures, an important milestone that allowed us to double down on our mission. We’re using the funds to educate, reward and empower a new generation of onchain analysts aka Wizards 🧙♀️
If you want to have one of the highest impact jobs on the planet, come join our wonderful team of Galaxy brains.
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About the role:
Dune is looking for aTechnical Writer to create world-class documentation forEcho—our new suite of real-time APIs for onchain data. This role is not focused on our core analytics product. Instead, you’ll help crypto developers understand and integrate Echo by writing clear, practical guides, tutorials, and references.
You’ll collaborate with engineering, product, and go-to-market teams to shape a documentation experience that makes building with Echo fast, intuitive, and delightful.
In this role, you will:
Own the end-to-end docs for Echo, its APIs (e.g., Balances, Transactions, Tokens), and indexing product.
Translate complex blockchain and API concepts into clear, accessible content for crypto developers.
Write practical, example-rich docs: tutorials, how-to guides, references, and onboarding flows.
Partner with engineers to keep docs technically accurate and updated as Echo evolves.
Showcase real use cases—like wallets, DeFi apps, and NFT dashboards—to bring Echo to life.
You might be a great fit if you:
Have 3+ years of experience writing developer docs, especially for APIs, SDKs, or data platforms.
Can read and write code—ideally inTypeScript, Rust, or Solidity—and are fluent with tools like Postman, GraphQL, and GitHub.
Understand how crypto builders work—from wallet setup to token tracking and contract deployment.
Craft docs that are easy to navigate, packed with real examples, and grounded in use cases like wallet aggregation or DeFi tracking.
Are available20+ hours/week for the next 2–3 months (remote & global), with flexibility to go deeper as needed.
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We are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and authentic workplace, so if you’re excited about this role but your experience doesn’t align perfectly with every qualification in the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway. You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles.
Dune
We’re busy building a unique product that integrates a cutting-edge data platform, advanced analytics tools, and a thriving creator community within the world of web3.
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