ReadMe
Software Development
ReadMe gives teams the tools they need to create and manage beautiful documentation, monitor their APIs, and connect with their users in more personal ways.
Is ReadMe hiring?
Yes. As of November 4, 2026, ReadMe has 2 open roles on Metaintro.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Forward Deployed EngineerCustomer SupportSan Francisco, California, United States +2 · RemoteSan Francisco, California, United States +2Remote—Sep 23, 2026
- Technical Customer Success ManagerCustomer SupportSan Francisco, California, United States +2 · RemoteSan Francisco, California, United States +2Remote—Sep 23, 2026
Hiring pattern
How fast ReadMe is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
Customers
All 25 companies ReadMe names as customers.
Customers hiring now10
Case studies4
- HHeap
- AAtelio by FIS
- BBaremetrics
- AAtelio
Other customers11
- BBuilt-in localized navigation and search
- PPublish and manage multi-language docs
- SScale your docs globally
- DDefine parameters, requests, and errors
- CCustomize components from our Marketplace
- EEdit once, update everywhere.
- AAdd interactivity beyond plain text.
- Paylocity

- DDefine custom rules
- CCisco Developer Network
- CConnector
What their customers say
Quotes from people at ReadMe's customers.
“Before ReadMe, we had 2 separate documentation hubs in our product that were built in-house. They were a nightmare to maintain, keep in sync, and style. Thankfully, those days are behind us!”
“I spent 15 minutes in the the tool and realized it would solve all of our problems.”
“We have code samples everywhere so users can ask, "How do I create a company compliantly?" And we can say, "Here are the steps. Here’s the exact code that does it.”
“I spun up a site fairly quickly and thought, 'this is awesome,' and reached out to your sales team the same day.”
“We decided to stick with ReadMe not just because of that, but also because you offer more than the baseline documentation and introduce new products and services at a faster rate than the competition.”
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“The fact that ReadMe did what they did is like witchcraft.”
“Switching from our previous vendor to ReadMe has been night and day difference from a customer satisfaction standpoint, it's a lot easier to navigate the documentation and find what you need.”
“Our goal was a best-in-class developer experience, and ReadMe was the clear winner. Out-of-the-box features with real customer impact, collaborative editing across product teams, and bi-directional sync from the UI meant no other solution checked all the boxes the way ReadMe did.”
“When you’re an API-first platform, I don’t think you can overstate the importance of documentation. It’s the way forward for support issues, for engineering to keep improving the API, and for customer-facing teams to sell and implement effectively. It’s worth the time to get it right.”
“One of the things that’s paid dividends for us is writing guides for how to make updates with ReadMe. When people feel empowered to make changes to the documentation without needing me or the team, they’re more likely to take the time to do it.”
“One of the things that has been really impactful is the interactivity that ReadMe provides. We’ve made our docs fully interactive, so developers can make API calls without actually having to write code: like a “no-code” editor for our API.”
“For us, it’s really a buy vs. build decision. We’d rather leverage a partner whose whole focus is documentation and developer experience, rather than take on that effort and invest hundreds and hundreds of hours in-house.”
“I don’t want to imagine a world without our documentation. It’s the source of truth for Scale’s product knowledge for our engineering team, for our customers, for our solutions engineers. Without it, we’d be stuck. It’s a critical piece of our go-to-market strategy and enables us to move faster.”
“We hear frequently from our customers that our docs are amazing, in large part due to Journeys, made possible thanks to ReadMe’s custom HTML/CSS widgets. It has reduced our support ticket load by 35% and decreased our onboarding times from hours to minutes.”
“The "Suggest Edits" feature is our favorite. We used to get a ton of support tickets with corrections to our documentation. Using Suggested Edits, our customers can now instantly create a pull request for us with their proposed changes. The user experience on both sides is far more streamlined.”
“The API Explorer is fantastic for our users as it allows them to try out our APIs right from their browser. For API window shoppers, it’s a great experience.”
“We wanted Doppler’s docs to feel like an extension of our product, with deep thought put into the user experience and design. This meant keeping things simple, guiding the user when possible, and being on-brand.”
“If I can invest a little bit of time to create an end-user workflow that a lot of our customers are leveraging, and even have that in multiple programming languages with instructions on the side where it highlights your code, that’s a very sexy feature for me personally. As a developer and an API integrator, it’s huge — it saves our customers a ton of time.”
“ReadMe was the best of both worlds, where it supported all the technical automations we wanted, supported all of our API standards and specifications, and was future-proofed. And then, on the technical writing and documentation side, it offers a rich text editor and allows for anyone to go and update documentation when needed.”
“Switching from our previous vendor to ReadMe has been a night and day difference from a customer satisfaction standpoint; it’s a lot easier to navigate the documentation and find what you need.”
“Everyone brought their pros and cons to the conversation and we really dug into what made each solution efficient or less efficient. The learning curve was a factor — we were already using and enjoying ReadMe, and we wanted to launch this project quickly. We decided to stick with ReadMe not just because of that, but also because you offer more than the baseline documentation and introduce new products and services at a faster rate than the competition. For example, the developer community features and discussion posts were another deciding factor.”
“ReadMe allows you to create beautiful API docs without the need to be a developer. If you are a developer, it’s even better.”
“We were able to get [Atelio’s developer hub] to look like it was part of a page made by a whole different company, which was really amazing. The fact that ReadMe did what they did is like witchcraft.”
“The docs are one of the most viewed parts of the site to this day. I think that speaks to who we’re serving,”
AI launches and partners
What ReadMe has launched and who it works with on AI.
- LaunchAI LinterReadMe's AI Linter catches errors before you merge.
- LaunchAI WriterReadMe's AI Writer drafts doc updates from pull requests and Slack threads.
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Tech stack
- Frameworks
- Next.js
- Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Tag Manager
- Marketing
- Intercom
- Libraries
- Tailwind CSS
- Font Awesome
Company facts
- Industry
- Software Development
- Sector (NAICS)
- Information
- Peer
- Website
- readme.com
- Careers
- jobs.ashbyhq.com/readme
Roles by location
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Questions about ReadMe
- Is ReadMe hiring?
- Yes. As of November 4, 2026, ReadMe has 2 open roles on Metaintro. The most are in Customer Support (2).
- Where is ReadMe hiring?
- ReadMe is hiring in Columbus, New York, and San Francisco, with the most open roles in Columbus.
- Who are ReadMe's customers?
- ReadMe names 25 customers, including Akamai, Scale AI, Gusto, Socure, and Roku.
