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Oliver James

Technical Author

Milton Keynes
£300 – £350/day
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Technical Author

Milton Keynes (1 day/week on-site) | 4-Month Contract | £350/day (Inside IR35)

We're looking for a Technical Author to join a financial services technology team, focused on producing clear, accurate documentation for complex API and SFTP-based data products.

The Role

You'll take ownership of documentation for a data integration platform, working closely with product owners, QA, and developers to translate complex technical detail into clear, structured content for both technical and non-technical audiences. This is a hands-on role covering everything from functional specifications through to release notes and FAQs, with the scope to also shape how documentation is created and maintained going forward.

What You'll Do

  • Review existing functional specifications (API & SFTP) to identify gaps and ambiguity
  • Work with the Data Quality team to translate identified trends into clear, closed-gap documentation
  • Establish standardised naming conventions and terminology
  • Produce updated functional specifications for a data platform
  • Create supporting documentation for customers and internal stakeholders - release notes, FAQs, and related materials
  • Plan documentation structure, information architecture, and navigation flows
  • Edit and maintain consistency of tone, style, formatting, and terminology across all outputs

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What You'll Bring

  • Strong technical writing, editing, and communication skills, with the ability to make complex topics accessible
  • Proven experience producing documentation for software, APIs, cloud, or similar technical products
  • Comfortable working within Agile/iterative delivery environments and cross-functional teams
  • Working knowledge of Markdown editors (VS Code, Obsidian), documentation generators (Sphinx, Docusaurus), and Git/GitHub
  • Experience with Mulesoft/Anypoint products is a strong advantage
  • Diagramming experience (e.g. Visio) useful for supporting content
  • Understanding of UX writing, content design, or information architecture is desirable

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Bonus Points

  • Experience building style guides, reusable documentation templates, or a central technical glossary - this role has scope to establish these from scratch.

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Detail-oriented, user-focused, and comfortable managing multiple documentation projects at once. You're curious about new tools, happy working independently, and equally comfortable collaborating with developers, QA, and product stakeholders.

Contract Details

  • Duration: 4 months (initial)
  • Location: Milton Keynes - 1 day per week on-site, remainder remote
  • Rate: £350/day, Inside IR35
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