Hi, I'm Sandra Chime
I help engineering teams build scalable backened systems - and explain them clearly. I’m a software engineer and technical writer with a focus on backend architecture and developer experience. I design and implement scalable systems using modern technologies, while translating complex technical workflows into clear, structured documentation. My work bridges the gap between engineering and end-users — ensuring that robust codebases are supported by equally robust documentation, enabling smoother adoption, collaboration, and long-term maintainability.
What I Do
- Technical Writing: Clear and accurate documentation for APIs, systems, and user guides.
- Software Consulting: Architecture advice, refactoring, onboarding docs.
- Software Engineering: Python, JavaScript, and PHP development for scalable, backend-heavy platforms.
- Developer Content: Tutorials, blog posts, white papers.
- Dev Tools: Markdown, LaTeX, Confluence, AWS, GitHub Actions, Agile teams.
Featured Articles / Portfolio
- How I Built My Technical Writing Portfolio Website Using GitHub Pages
- Machine Learning for Beginners
- Drupal & AWS
- Intro to Spiking Neural Networks
- History of Neural Networks
Publication
The Influence of Micro-expressions on Deception Detection
Why I Do This
I’m passionate about making technology more accessible. My mission is to bridge the gap between complex engineering systems and the people who use them—developers, stakeholders, and end users alike. I believe great software deserves great documentation, and I love being the person who brings that to life.
Let's Work Together
I’m currently open to freelance and contract-based technical writing or engineering roles. If you need developer docs, API references, tutorials, or internal platform docs—I bring clarity, structure, and deep technical fluency.
I’m always open to opportunities for collaboration, whether it’s contributing to technical documentation, developing scalable backend tools, or mentoring others in tech.
Reach out via email or check out my GitHub to see what I’m building.