Dave Nebot
Senior Software Engineer · Full-Stack — the content platform and publishing pipeline behind shure.com/docs
The facts, up front
- Based in
- Central Illinois (US)
- Setup
- Remote only
- Open to
- Happy where I am and not looking. I'll always make time for a conversation about leading an engineering team, though
Ready-made descriptions
Four lengths, so nobody has to paraphrase. Copy whichever fits.
One line
Dave Nebot — senior software engineer; he owns the platform Shure's technical documentation is authored in and published through, and has migrated it twice without a publishing freeze.
Fifty words
Dave Nebot is a senior full-stack engineer working remotely from Illinois. At Shure he owns the platform its technical documentation is authored in and published through — CCMS, print production, and the public docs site — and led its migrations into Acquia DAM and into Heretto, both without a publishing freeze or a rollback.
Short bio
Dave Nebot is a senior software engineer who builds the systems companies publish through. At Shure he owns the platform its technical documentation is authored in and published through — a component CMS, a print production suite, and the public site at shure.com/docs — and has led two platform migrations, into Acquia DAM and into Heretto, neither of which needed a publishing freeze or a rollback.
Long bio
Dave Nebot builds the systems companies publish through. At Shure he owns the platform its technical documentation is authored in and published through: the in-house component CMS its technical writers author in; the print production suite behind every Shure print publication; the previewer writers use to publish roughly 350 guides across languages; and the PDF generation behind the downloadable ones. He has led two platform migrations — an in-house archive of about a thousand publications into Acquia DAM, and that CCMS into Heretto — neither of which required a publishing freeze or a rollback, and on both he led the rollout as well as the code: the standards, the training, and the adoption. He works mostly on migrations and internal tooling, where the difficulty is replacing a live system without anyone downstream noticing. He is based in Illinois, works in English, Spanish, Catalan and Italian, and writes documentation nobody asked for.
Selected work at Shure
The platform Shure’s technical documentation is authored in and published through.
The component CMS
The tool the whole documentation team opens every morning
Built the component CMS the technical writing team authors in — editor, administration surface, and the publishing side that turns their work into guides, print masters and downloadable PDFs.
Publication previewer and admin
~350 publications across the product line
Where a writer previews a guide and then publishes or unpublishes it per language — the step that used to come to an engineer.
shure.com/docs
Public, and the best proof of the rest of this list
The public documentation platform, fed straight from the publishing pipeline so what a customer downloads matches what actually shipped.
Print production suite
The archive of every Shure print publication
Writers enter the press specification — colours, paper stock, printer, cover treatment — and upload the PDF. The application files the record and the asset, raises the print order, and tracks it to delivery.
Acquia DAM migration
~1,000 print publications, 2025
Led the move of that archive into Acquia DAM — assets and their production metadata, migrated in waves, with no publishing freeze and nothing left behind.
In-house CCMS → Heretto
Second platform migration, no rollback
Migrated the CCMS and rebuilt the pipeline around it end to end: authoring, review, output generation, distribution.
PDF generation
Every downloadable guide on the site
Built the conversion and typography for the downloadable guides with PDFReactor, so a generated PDF looks like something a designer laid out.
Distributor pricebook
Built for Global Marketing Operations
Generates a distributor catalogue on demand from the product data, cut by region, so nobody assembles one by hand.
TalentLMS → Salesforce bridge
Two systems that had never spoken
LMS certifications land on the distributor's CRM record automatically, instead of being re-keyed by somebody.
Three environments, and the move to AWS
Dev · staging · prod — on-premise, then AWS
Ran development, staging and production for the platform, and moved all three from in-house servers onto AWS.
What he does
The short version.
- The whole platform
- The component CMS, print production, PDF generation, shure.com/docs — the authoring tool through to the customer download
- Two migrations, led
- The asset archive into Acquia DAM, the CCMS into Heretto. No publishing freeze, no rollback
- Adoption, not just cutover
- Standards, training and the rollout — the half of a migration that is people, not code
Core areas
- Full-stack
- Content platforms
- Publishing pipelines
- DAM / CCMS
- Migrations & rollout
Education
Bellevue University — Bachelor of Science — double major in Computer Information Systems and Business Management & Leadership. GPA 3.99/4.00, Summa Cum Laude. Earned in full while working full-time as an engineer.
Volunteering
- A children's advocacy non-profit — Technical consultant · unpaid, 2020 – present
- Municipal civil protection corps — Volunteer officer · unpaid, 2004 – 2013
Languages
English (full professional proficiency), Español (native), Català (native), Italiano (full professional proficiency).
Career summary
Senior Full Stack Developer — Shure Incorporated
Nov 2018 – Present · 7 yrs 10 mos
I own the systems Shure's technical documentation is written in, built by, and published through — from the authoring tool the writers open every morning to the pages a customer downloads at shure.com/docs.
Quality Assurance Engineer — Manufacturing company (Illinois)
Mar 2018 – Nov 2018 · 9 mos
Ran functional and regression testing ahead of production releases — the last check between a defect and a customer.
Software Engineering Consultant — AEDOS S.r.l.
Mar 2017 – Mar 2018 · 1 yr 1 mo
Kept building and maintaining the client applications I had been the maintainer of, so the team did not lose them.
Software Engineer — AEDOS S.r.l.
May 2013 – Mar 2017 · 3 yrs 11 mos
Built and maintained the client web applications on a LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) — the same applications the team kept me on to maintain afterwards.
Web Designer · e-commerce support — Webmoda SLU
2011 – 2013 · 1 yr 9 mos
Web design for the storefront, working inside the Magento install the business ran on.
Web Developer · e-commerce — Stockistas S.L.
2008 – 2011 · 3 yrs 9 mos
Built and ran the online store for a clothing and accessories wholesaler — the whole e-commerce operation, on Magento.
Assets
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