Job Opening -- Technical Writer in Dordrecht, Netherlands
Company: SEAGULL Business Software
b.v.
Job Title: Technical Software
Writer
Department: Product Engineering
Reports to: Director of
Product Engineering
Location: Dordrecht, The
Netherlands
This position is responsible for all aspects of the
documentation process with regard to the creation, upgrade, and maintenance of
SEAGULL products. SEAGULL develops and markets software in the U.S. and
the Netherlands.
Responsibilities include the following:
-- Write, design, and publish all customer
documentation
-- Plan, schedule, and research new projects
-- Participate in internal technical and product
discussions
-- Edit own work, including spell checking, copy editing, and
proofreading
-- Establish and maintain productive relationships within the
Product Engineering department
-- Revise documentation as needed
-- Create illustrations and screen captures in various
formats
-- Archive source documents, illustrations, and output format
files
-- Adhere to the company's writing style
guidelines
-- Understand SEAGULL products
-- Assist with marketing materials, Internet pages, white
papers, and text on CD-ROM
Job requirements include the following:
-- College or university education in Computer Science
-- Excellent skills in English and relevant technical writing
experience
-- Solid verbal communication skills
-- Experience in documenting APIs (experience documenting
client/server environments is preferable)
-- Good working knowledge of Windows applications, especially
Microsoft Word and RoboHELP
-- Able to deal with deadlines and aggressive
schedules
-- Experience in working with the World Wide Web
-- Knowledge and /or experience in Windows GUI look and feel,
Microsoft Office, Windows (95/98, NT), etc.
-- Knowledge of IBM AS/400 or Unix, OO techniques
Please direct inquiries to Cobi van Gils at
SEAGULL Business Software (cvangils -at- seagull -dot- nl).
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