Technical Writer

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purple drive technologiesColumbus (OH)

Technical WritersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Purple DriveTechnical Writer Share Contractual Columbus, OHRole: Technical Writer Exp: 8-10 Years Skills: Articulation, Presentation SkillResponsibilities:Coordinating various DevXP-led training programs including Build the Builder, iSecure, Risk Champions, Secure by Design, Secure Code Warrior, and more.Coordination activities be to the learning content with a focus around publishing and maintaining self-guided courses in Workday learning with input and collaboration from other DevXP resources.Strong communication, project management, tech writing, instructional design and UX.Having a software engineering development background and passion for Cybersecurity are preferred.Experience of Articulate 360 and/or Articulate Rise is a must-have for building self-guided content.Broad technology and analysis experience including facilitation with large stakeholder groups, managing the complete requirements lifecycle, conducting structured analysis using both quantitative and qualitative techniques.Analyzing data and application suites, and problem-solving using a collaborative style.Work efforts at all scales ranging from minor defect fixes and enhancements to development of new applications. and also, on all types of solution domains (web, data, transactional, packaged applications, etc.)

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