Our client develops standards relating to hardware and software interfaces, and it is looking for a part time contract Technical Author experienced in developing technical standards. You’ll be writing and editing specifications for electrical interface standards, including related communications protocols and software, conformance test suites, and white papers. You’ll be liaising with the different working… Read more »
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Survey: Using AI in technical communication 2025
In April 2023 and 2024, we conducted surveys into the use of AI and ChatGPT in technical communication. This year, we’re carrying out our survey again, to see what has changed over the last 12 and 24 months. The survey contains eleven questions and it takes approximately four minutes to complete. As we have done… Read more »
Human v avatar in e-learning: Our first experiments with Audiate
Creating engaging e-learning videos with human presenters can be valuable, but it’s also time-consuming. Scheduling recordings, ensuring good audio quality, and finding the perfect background all have their challenges. We’ve been updating our e-learning course on generative AI, and we were intrigued by the avatar feature in Audiate and wondered if it could streamline our… Read more »
#4539 Contract Senior Technical Author, WFH (EU or UK) or on site, 6 months
Our client is in the semiconductor/hardware IT sector, developing products that are used for creating Artificial Intelligence. They are looking for a contract Senior Technical Author contractor to work with their team. You will create and manage the technical content for their (primarily hardware) products, and also be able to lead and develop the small… Read more »
Podcast 157: The Rise of Autonomous AI Agents and What It Means for Technical Writers
Episode overview In this episode, Ellis explores how AI agents, especially autonomous AI agents, are reshaping the landscape of technical communication. What are they? How do they differ from traditional AI tools? And crucially, what does their rise mean for technical writers? Blending two recent blog posts, Ellis walks us through emerging tools like Manus,… Read more »