A UK government department is looking to recruit an additional contract technical writer to create and manage technical documentation for service teams, and to document its decisions and how things work. They have recruited a number of technical writers over recent months, and this is a new additional role. They need someone who will: Write… Read more »
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New vacancy – #4531 Contract Technical Author, 3 months, APIs, WFH (UK)
A client of ours wants to update its API documentation. Some of the content is unclear and incomplete, and other sections need to be updated to describe the latest version of the APIs. They want more overview information and flowcharts on how the API calls fit into business related activities. The navigation and design needs… Read more »
Podcast 136: Generative AI, what do the buzzwords mean?
When people talk about AI, chatbots, and tools like ChatGPT, all the new terminology can make it hard to understand how it all works. In this episode, we’re going to look at the definitions of some of the words that you might hear. Register for our webinar Using AI in techcomm: What you asked, and… Read more »
Register for our webinar Using AI in techcomm: What you asked, and the answers
You can now register for our webinar on Thursday 29th June: Using AI in techcomm: What you asked, and the answers As a way of bridging the gap between the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the specific needs of Technical Communicators, we conducted a survey within the technical communications community. We wanted to uncover the… Read more »
Vacancy: #4529 Contract Technical Writer WFH/London
A UK government department is looking to recruit an additional contract technical writer to create and manage technical documentation for service teams, and to document its decisions and how things work. They need someone who will: Write technical documentation for internal users and government services, including API documentation and technical guidance Understand GOV.UK style and… Read more »