| Job Title: |
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Technical Writer |
| Category: |
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Writer |
| Job For: |
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Student/Alumni |
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1 |
| Job Location: |
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Lahore |
| Gender: |
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Both |
| Minimum Education: |
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Bachelors |
| Degree Title: |
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Computer Science/ Computer Engineering |
| Career Level: |
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Experienced Professional |
| Minimum Experience: |
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1 Year |
| Required Travel: |
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Not Required |
| Salary Range: |
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PKR 0 to 0 per Month |
| Apply By: |
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May 20, 2014 |
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| Job Description: |
Job Responsibilities:
- Autonomous enough to be able to talk to the engineers, collect the needed information and produce product-quality documentation which is appropriate for its intended audience.
Education Qualification:
- University degree in Computer Science, Engineering or equivalent.
Experience: - 1 to 3 years of experience in technical writing of software documentation. Demonstrated knowledge of commonly used concepts, practices, and procedures in computer science field.
Job Requirement:
- Proven technical writing skills. Ability to quickly grasp complex technical concepts and make them easily understandable in text and pictures
- Strong research skills including gathering and analyzing data from multiple sources (subject matter experts, project managers)
- Ability to deliver high quality documentation paying attention to detail
- Excellent written skills in English
- Basic familiarity with the SDLC and software development
- Ability to meet aggressive deadlines
- Proficient computer skills, especially Microsoft Office applications
- Ability to function effectively as part of a team
Contract Duration: |
| Required Skills: |
| Software Development Tools, |
| Company Information |
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Company Name: Siemens Industry Software (Private) Limited
Company Description:
Mentor Graphics is a leader in electronic design automation software. We enable companies to develop better electronic products faster and more cost-effectively. Our innovative products and solutions help engineers conquer design challenges in the increasingly complex worlds of board and chip design.
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