Prepare instruction manuals, journal articles, learning content, and other supporting documents to communicate complex and technical information more easily
Develop, gather, and disseminate technical information for use with customers, instructional designers, and process/workflow designers
Determine the needs of end users of technical documentation
Study product samples and talk with product designers and developers
Work with technical staff to make products easier to use and thus need fewer instructions
Organize and write supporting documents for products
Use photographs, drawings, diagrams, animation, and charts that increase users’ understanding
Select appropriate medium for message or audience, such as manuals or online videos
Standardize content across platforms and media
Gather usability feedback from customers, designers, and manufacturers
Revise documents as new issues arise
Create operating guidelines, knowledge bases, customer support agent content, and “frequently asked questions” pages to help customer support staff, consumers, and other users within a company or an industry
Collaborate with hardware engineers, SMEs, product experts, and Support operations to manage the flow of information among project workgroups during development and testing
Proactively conduct research on their topics through personal observation, library and Internet research, and discussions with technical specialists
Requirements
5+ years of professional experience as a writer or content manager
Demonstrated aptitude for quickly learning and understanding new technologies
Keen technical curiosity, with outstanding research and problem-solving skills
Ability to break down complex technical subjects and present them in an approachable way
Clear and concise writing, with the ability to tailor style and vocabulary to the audience
Strong drive to succeed and hunger for interesting challenges
Commitment to following and improving team processes and style standards.
Familiarity with web technologies and web-based content creation tools (Nice to have)
Programming skills in any language (Nice to have)
An eye for visuals and graphic design, and familiarity with image editing tools (Nice to have)
Experience with other methods of presenting learning content, such as recorded video tutorials, live video streams, or instructor-led training (Nice to have)
Experience with 3D content in the game industry, or in another setting like design visualization, simulation training, or film production (Nice to have)
Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent work experience (Nice to have)
Benefits
Competitive industry salaries
Comprehensive benefits packages
Commitment to internal mobility and professional growth
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