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Aerospace - Engineering - UK

Technical AuthorsLocation: Buckinghamshire

Position: Permanent Hire

We are looking for experienced Aerospace or Defence sector Technical Authors to join a leading Aerospace Company in Buckinghamshire. You will be creating technical publications, acceptance test procedures, and build plans for our clients world-leading products. This is an opportunity to work for a great Aerospace company. Hybrid working arrangement is currently adopted. Early finish Fridays.

Job Role:

Write and research technical publications using engineering drawings, CAD models, and production standards. Identify and resolve technical issues by liaising with relevant departments. Define and specify illustration requirements to meet industry standards. Facilitate, demonstrate, and validate using appropriate equipment and techniques. Proofread documents to meet quality standards and task deadlines.

Required:Strong listening and communication skills.Experience with desktop publishing software (e.g., FrameMaker).Proficiency in SGML, XML, and DITA.Aerospace engineering experience, preferably in a military context.Commitment to high standards and attention to detail.Proficiency in Simplified English.Practical experience in mechanical engineering and technical authorship.Qualifications:City & Guilds 5360 Part 1 & 2 (Engineering, Technical Communication and Authoring) or equivalent.Benefits:Competitive Benefits: Generous pension scheme 9%, 4x salary Life Assurance, healthcare plan, and more.Generous Leave: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, with the option to purchase additional leave.Professional Growth: Personalized training and development plan, working alongside industry experts.Additional Perks: Occupational Health team, Workplace Nursery Benefit, and Cycle to work scheme.Candidates must currently hold the rights to live and work in the United Kingdom. Visa applications are not supported. Candidates must be prepared to undergo Security Clearance Vetting procedures to gain BPSS level clearance.

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