Location
Waterloo or Mississauga
About the Company
Analysts recommend them, investors buy them, and if you’re Canadian – you brag about them. With a history of developing breakthrough wireless email devices and connected enterprise solutions, our client is a world leader in mobile communications. As a global technology powerhouse, they continue to enjoy explosive growth.
As a Senior Technical Writer, you’ll have the opportunity to develop documentation for mission critical, enterprise server applications. Your challenge will be to work closely with cross-functional project teams to deliver high-quality documentation for administrators of enterprise server software.
Additional responsibilities include participating in group initiatives to improve documentation products and processes, and providing input into product design and usability.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate will have several years experience working with complex software, with a focus on solutions for email, messaging, and connectivity. Experience working with mission critical, server-based products and corporate IT systems such as web and mail servers is desirable. Familiarity with Microsoft Exchange or IBM Lotus Domino administration is an asset. Knowledge of content management systems or single-sourcing environments, especially in XML is essential. This role will have minimal supervision- self-starters need apply
Salary: Open, bonus, benefits, RSP matching and relocation assistance.
Contact:
To make an inquiry and/or to submit a resume, please contact:
Penny Curtis
Comments
apr 14 2008 10:44
8 Reputation Points
This particular team as RIM is considered to have some of the most complex documentation. You will be creating administrator guides and installation guides that are used by thousands of companies worldwide when setting up the BES (Blackberry Enterprise Server).
Edit (for another )apr 14 2008 10:46
8 Reputation Points
The Enterprise Server team has 8-10 writers (mainly at the Senior level).
The entire documentation department is moving toward using DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture), so if you have experience in this area you will be one step ahead of the pack.
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