Technical Writer
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
This is a Procedure Writer role based in Milwaukee, WI
Schedule: Onsite Monday through Friday 8:00-5:00 PM; with some flexibility
Duties:Develop comprehensive documentation that meets organizational standards.Reviewing technical documents created by the engineers.Obtain a deep understanding of products and services to translate complex product information into simple, polished, and engaging content.Write user-friendly content that meets the needs of the target audience, turning insights language that sets our users up for success.Develop and maintain detailed databases of appropriate reference materials, including research, usability tests, and design specifications.Targeting audience will be capital engineers, continuous improvement, process engineers.Documenting the manufacturing process, providing diagrams pictures, drawing, functional working of the equipmentβs on how it works.
Experience:Must have experience in writing documents describing how to utilize and size equipment for quality and capacity purposes.Build documents for Engineers to follow installation purposes.Not SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) creation.
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