Clinton Langosch is a Documentation Manager and hybrid engineer-writer with a decade of software experience and over eleven years crafting technical content. He leads teams that build developer-focused docs, content tooling, and in-product help, most recently shaping AWS’s Software Builder Experience and previously guiding New Relic’s docs platform and messaging systems. Equally comfortable shipping code and polishing prose, he contributes full-stack improvements to prominent open-source docs sites—like implementing autocomplete search and optimized build processes for New Relic’s documentation website. His background combines hands-on engineering, content management system development, and people leadership across startups and large enterprises. A BA in English underpins his ability to translate complex systems into clear, usable guidance, and he often bridges gaps between developer experience, UX design, and growth engineering. Colleagues rely on him for practical tooling that improves onboarding and long-term developer productivity.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts English, Bachelor of Arts English at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Source code for @newrelic docs. We welcome pull requests and questions on our docs!
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:387 reviews, 846 commits, 413 PRs in 2 years 5 months
Contributions summary:Clinton primarily contributed to the New Relic documentation website, making changes across multiple files, including those for the home page, documentation pages, and the release notes. Their contributions included implementing a search bar with auto-completion and functionality to open search with a term and improvements to the install feedback component. The user also made changes to the data dictionary page, applying alpha sorts to the attribute tables and made code modifications that involved image aliasing and optimized the build process.
Contributions:99 PRs, 88 pushes, 47 branches in 6 months
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