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Subject:Job Opportunity - Westchester County, NY From:KTINY -at- AOL -dot- COM Date:Thu, 6 Mar 1997 14:23:04 -0500
Knowledge Transfer International, the leading knowledge management consulting
firm, is seeking a senior level technical writer to join our client's
Technical Publications staff. As a member of this department you will be
responsible for:
** developing technical reference and end-user documentation
** working closely with developers, support representatives and other
subject matter experts
** contributing to the documentation of internet-related products
** generating software releases notes and product change notices
Ideally, you will have:
** a minimum of 4 years documentation development experience
** understanding of IBM mainframe technology
** solid Word for Windows experience
** a strong attention to detail and strong technical aptitutde
Our client offers a casual environment, excellent benefits (company-paid), an
aggressive pay scale, and easy access to public transportation.
For more information please contact Nicole Bressler at
nicole_bressler -at- ktic -dot- com or fax your resume to 212-355-7438.
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