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Contract technical author in central Manchester needed

Our client has a requirement for a contract technical author who could work on site, starting in April or May. You will be documenting updated financial processes, which will be used across 5,000 stores. This printed manual will be a cross between system and business process manuals. You need to have experience of documenting financial software procedures; ideally, you'll have some experience of Cedar E5. The project is estimated to take between 2 and 3 months.

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Our client is looking to hire a Technical Author

We have a client in Manchester who is looking for a new technical author to join its team of writers.

This is an opportunity to join a large and progressive company. Our client needs a technical writer to work with a team of writers producing printed and online user documentation for scientific products, (such as that used on "CSI"). These documents are used mainly by field service engineers, in-house support groups and, in some cases, customers.

You'll be writing instructions for the product and system set up, installing spares, and maintaining and troubleshooting the system's components. You'll be working closely with support engineers to create the technical content and with external vendors to create graphics.You'll need to have at least two years experience in technical writing, plus good working knowledge of FrameMaker. Ideally, you will also have a basic understanding of digital photography.

This is a great company that values the importance of documentation and the people that produce it.

Special Report - So you want to become a technical author?

We've just added a special report to our Web site called "So you want to become a technical author?"

We get quite a few calls from people who would like to become atechnical author, so we decided to compile a report that should give them the information they need.

Wanted Technical Author, Cambridge, £25K-£35K

#2866 Technical Author, Cambridge, £25K-£35K + Benefits

This is an ideal job for someone who loves working in a fast-paced, innovative, expanding and successful organisation. Our client is a very successful software house based in Cambridge. It is looking for a technical author who can develop online Help, Web-based Help and embedded help for GUIs and APIs.

As you will be writing for database administrators and developers, you'll need to understand the concepts of database design. You will also be working with user experience specialists on GUI design and conducting peer reviews and editing colleagues' work. You also need to have skills in HTML and a Help authoring tool, such as RoboHelp.

Benefits include 25 days' holiday, BUPA healthcare, and stock options.

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