Developer Relations Developer Education Open Source
I'm Hillary Nyakundi, a Developer Relations professional, technical writer, and developer educator creating documentation, educational experiences, and technical communities that make technology easier to understand and use.
Worked with & contributed to
01 / Selected work
Documentation, developer education, open-source initiatives, and community programs designed to help developers learn and build.
Contributing educational content and curriculum that turns technical concepts into practical, accessible learning experiences.
Building a sustainable technical communication community through programs, workshops, partnerships, and shared learning.
Created step-by-step guidance for translation volunteers and implementers, including contribution workflows, peer review, setup, and localization best practices.
View the documentation work ↗Impact at a glance
Work measured by reach, participation, and sustained developer learning.
02 / Capabilities
Helping developer-facing organizations connect products with the people building with them.
Turning complex technologies into structured, useful learning experiences.
Making technical products easier to understand, navigate, and use.
Building spaces where developers learn, contribute, and collaborate.
03 / Technical writing
Practical writing on programming, developer tools, open source, and the workflows developers use every day.
A practical, search-friendly introduction to finding projects, understanding community roles, and completing the fork-to-pull-request workflow.
Co-authored research on documentation, mentorship, and inclusive environments that help new contributors participate in open source.
An ongoing archive of practical learning resources.
04 / Speaking & workshops
I speak and facilitate workshops on developer education, technical documentation, open source, developer communities, and building better developer experiences.
Documentation · Community ·
Open Source · Localization
05 / Recognition
Recognition in technical writing and developer documentation.
Recognition for impact in developer education, mentorship, and learning communities.
Recognition for accessible technical education and open-source writing.
06 / About
My work sits at the intersection of computer science, developer relations, technical writing, developer education, and open source.
I care about removing the friction between a technical product and the person trying to use it—through clearer documentation, purposeful learning, and communities built to last.
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I'm interested in Developer Relations, Developer Education, Developer Experience, technical documentation, speaking, and open-source opportunities.