Technical, Medical writing, InDesign: labels, inserts, package labels.

Our client needs a good user guide writer (hardware, equipment) for their medical equipment. Use InDesign to produce user guides, labels, inserts. This company makes a wide range of patient-handling furniture, operating-room instruments, orthobiologics, and orthopedic devices. They need someone who has written FDA-approved instructions for use.

Technical writing, hardware equipment operation, troubleshooting, maintenance manuals, work in Technical Publications at Applied Materials, KLA-Tencor, Ultratech, or other semiconductor co.

Join one other writer creating instructions and training materials for Chinese factory-floor workers who will operate machines that make large solar panels for power plants and cities.

Take digital photos, apply callouts in Word, write safety warnings, installation, operations, maintenance, troubleshooting directions. Write simple, direct, active steps for translation into Chinese.

The equipment (similar to large tools that make semiconductors) uses vacuum chambers, pneumatics, hydraulics, and robotics to move sheets of glass from one mfg. process to another. Study existing doc, make recommendations to improve it. Know Visio, Corel Draw or other graphics app., doc management systems.

Technical writing, end-user guides, Apple-type manuals, hardware, equipment assembly instructions using basic tools.

Our client has a manual for brave homeowners and solar-energy contractors to follow, to install their panels, but they want to improve it, make it more standalone, self-sufficient, and painless.

So we need a tech writer who has written ’24-carat’ user instructions, and has the samples to prove it. Show us your sharp, crisp, lovely user guides you wrote (for Apple, for example), and we’ll put you in this fun job, reassessing, rethinking an approach for a homeowner who wants to take the plunge into solar.

Help this fine, household-name company now in the solar business. They want to do it right. Are you the right writer?

Technical, Medical writing, labels, inserts, package labels, InDesign

Work as a beginner or intermediate Technical Writer at a medical device manufacturer. Update package labels, inserts, and user instructions using Adobe's InDesign. This company makes a wide range of patient-handling furniture, operating-room instruments, orthobiologics, and orthopedic devices.