Do not stick to the bibliographic conventions for describing and listing authors on scholarly outputs, but provide a nuanced view on your contribution(s) to a research output, revealing your specialties (skills and expertise).
Although not completely without issues[1], a tool to describe your author role is the structured Contributor Role Taxonomy (CRediT), introduced in 2014, used by many journals and accepted by the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) as a NISO-norm.
[1] See: CRediT Check – Should we welcome tools to differentiate the contributions made to academic papers?