Our recruitment agency's vacancies - technical author jobs

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We will need a copy of your CV in Word format in order to put you forward.

Looking for a job in technical communication? Our specialist recruitment service offers permanent and contract positions in technical writing, training, API documentation, copywriting, developing training courseware and publishing content online.

We focus on job roles such as: Technical Authors, Technical Writers, Online Help developers, Web content developers, Training Courseware Developers, Content Curators, Content Strategists, Content Wranglers, Editors, Publications Managers and Copywriters.

Looking to hire a technical author? Contact us to discover how we can help you fill your vacancy.

Thinking about becoming a technical author?

See our guide: So you want to become a technical author

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Submitting your CV

To register with Cherryleaf, send your CV, with a covering note, by email. We will confirm we've received your details. We can only act on your requirements in the covering letter, so be sure you put down all the relevant information (such as where you can work).

Writing your CV or resume

We will not change your CV, other than to remove contact details and add our logo, before sending it out to prospective employers. Your CV will tell them a lot about how good a writer you are. This means that your CV should be as good as you can make it.

• Your CV is your first chance to demonstrate your writing skills. You must be clear and concise.
• Most potential employers require us to email CVs, so please send your CV in Word format.
• Limit your CV to two or three sides of A4 paper, if you can.
• Don't forget to check your CV thoroughly. Look out for any typographical, spelling and grammatical errors.

Your CV should include at least: Personal Details, Nationality, Education and Training, Employment History, Skills and Leisure Interests.

Writing your covering note

The covering note should contain information for Cherryleaf about your preferences, e.g. location and salary . We also need to know that, for contract work, you can prove your freelance status. We will not send your covering letter to a prospective employer unless with your express permission.