Over recent months, we’ve been using AI to conduct a monthly survey that tracks hiring demand for Technical Authors across the UK. This month, Stepstone counts have been deduplicated (only the larger Totaljobs figure is used) and cloud‑platforms that blocked access (such as Indeed) are noted separately. Open vacancies by job board Job board /… Read more »
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Take part in our 2026 survey into the adoption of AI in technical communication
Since 2023, Cherryleaf has been conducting an annual survey into the use of AI in technical communications. The aim is to help people see what has changed over time, and how quickly or slowly things are changing. We publish the findings each time on our blog. We’ve just opened the 2026 survey, and we”d like… Read more »
Cherryleaf UK Technical Writer/Author jobs indicator – May 2026
Over recent months, we’ve been using AI to conduct a monthly survey that tracks hiring demand for Technical Authors across the UK. The market for documentation professionals remains broadly stable. Demand for Technical Writer roles has eased slightly, while Technical Author roles have grown modestly. Open vacancies by job board This table summarises the number… Read more »
Cherryleaf UK Technical Writer/Author jobs indicator – April 2026 results and trend graphs
Over recent months, we’ve been using AI to conduct a monthly survey that tracks hiring demand for Technical Authors across the UK. In this post, we provide: The results for April 2026. Graphs showing the trends since we began the indicator in September 2025. Overall job volume for April 2026 Summing across the six job… Read more »
Cherryleaf UK Technical Writer/Author jobs indicator – March 2026
Over recent months, we’ve been using AI to conduct a monthly survey that tracks hiring demand for Technical Authors across the UK. Here are the results for March 2026. Overall job volume The data suggest that overall demand for permanent and long-term technical documentation skills remains steady, while the contractor market has tightened. Across the… Read more »