Mark Sellings is a Documentation Manager and senior technical/UX writer based in England, with a multi-decade track record of shaping developer and customer documentation for enterprise platforms. He has led docs-as-code transformations and API reference programs at companies like Thermo Fisher, Boomi, and Camunda, combining Docusaurus, Git, Azure DevOps, ReDoc and DITA workflows to modernize content and integrate it into engineering CI/CD. Known for turning legacy WordPress and monolithic help systems into structured, developer-friendly platforms, he also brings hands-on UX, graphics and CSS skills that make complex APIs approachable. He mentors junior writers and drives documentation standards, release notes and cross-team tooling decisions that measurably improve developer onboarding and product adoption. An award-winning technical communicator, he pairs an English & Classical Studies background with practical web and e-learning development experience dating back to the early web era. Quietly pragmatic, he often bridges the gap between product teams and developers by embedding documentation into sprint processes rather than treating it as an afterthought.
2 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
A-Levels, English, History, Sociology, A, B, B, A-Levels, English, History, Sociology, A, B, B at Harlow College
BA (Hons), English & Classical Studies, 2:1, BA (Hons), English & Classical Studies, 2:1 at King's College London
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