Engineering Technical Documentation Writer Needed
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I need a skilled technical writer to turn my engineering research notes, schematics, and test data into a clear, publication-ready document. The goal is an authoritative yet readable piece that explains system architecture, operating principles, safety factors, and maintenance procedures to an audience of engineers and project stakeholders.
You’ll be working with source material that includes CAD screenshots and lab results. I expect you to organize the content logically, trim out unnecessary jargon, and follow a recognised engineering style guide such as IEEE or ASME. Proper use of headings, tables, figures, and cross-references is essential, and I’m happy for you to draft in Word or LaTeX—whichever lets you produce a clean, professional layout.
Deliverable
• One fully formatted engineering document (about 12–15 pages) supplied in both editable format and PDF.
I’ll provide an outline, raw data, and branding requirements at kickoff. After your first draft I’ll give consolidated feedback; a single revision round should be enough to reach sign-off, provided the text is concise, technically accurate, plagiarism-free, and grammatically sound.
When you bid, please attach a short sample or link to engineering material you’ve written so I can gauge fit and tone. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right writer.
You’ll be working with source material that includes CAD screenshots and lab results. I expect you to organize the content logically, trim out unnecessary jargon, and follow a recognised engineering style guide such as IEEE or ASME. Proper use of headings, tables, figures, and cross-references is essential, and I’m happy for you to draft in Word or LaTeX—whichever lets you produce a clean, professional layout.
Deliverable
• One fully formatted engineering document (about 12–15 pages) supplied in both editable format and PDF.
I’ll provide an outline, raw data, and branding requirements at kickoff. After your first draft I’ll give consolidated feedback; a single revision round should be enough to reach sign-off, provided the text is concise, technically accurate, plagiarism-free, and grammatically sound.
When you bid, please attach a short sample or link to engineering material you’ve written so I can gauge fit and tone. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right writer.