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Your website caught my attention because I had lived for years in Watertown and until recently on Lewis Rd. in Belmont — which, of course, doesn’t tell you anything about me professionally.

I am a freelance technical writer seeking to expand my portfolio with new and interesting projects I’d be happy to talk to you about being a resource for your organization – whether it’s for long- or short-term projects.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Ben Alper

Additional samples of manuals, white papers, product briefs and presentations are available via email on specific request.

– Wrote a Constant Contact quick reference for the office manager at Stewart Title Guaranty Company, Boston office – constant_contact_email_marketing.doc
– Wrote an article titled “Web Accessibility and Technical Writing,” for the Boston Broadside, the newsletter of the Boston Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication – Web Accessibility and Technical Writing.doc, broadside_newsletter_January_2008.pdf
– Coordinated, edited, and formatted an informational guide for prospective ministers at First Parish Unitarian Universalist – Canton – Informational Guide FPUU Canton MA.pdf
– Compiling a handbook of information for church leaders at First Parish Unitarian Universalist – Canton – congregational_handbook.pdf

Regarding travel, I am definitely willing to travel by car or public transportation to client sites within the commuting vicinity of Canton, Massachusetts, for on-site work or for meetings. I am not interested in extensive, overnight travel for work assignments.

Following are links to website and writing samples:
• First Parish Unitarian Universalist-Canton website: https://fpuucanton.org/
• First Parish Unitarian Universalist-Canton Congregational Handbook: https://fpuucanton.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/fpuucanton-congregational-handbook.pdf
• Commonwealth of Massachusetts Web Accessibility Standards: https://www.mass.gov/guides/web-accessibility-standards

As Tim, Chris, and Elizabeth can attest, I used to be part of the TRA stable, chiefly as a copyeditor; I’d like to get involved again, adding French-to-English translation to my skills. As I have previously edited for TRA, my attached portfolio contains some translations and one academic paper I edited. I left in comments where relevant so that you could see my process. If you’d like to see the French originals of the translations, let me know. And for editing, much of my work was either directly in a CMS or on paper, so I have fewer copies to show, but my experience includes academic paper editing for various researchers, web content for RSA Security and others, as well as print-copy proofreading and copyediting for Chicago Review Press, Nike, and others. I’m also interested in writing, but have less technical experience to show for it. I’m happy to discuss any of this via email, video chat, or phone. As I live in France, my phone number format doesn’t work in the above form; my number is +33 673 830 921.

I provided a project list as my projects are strictly confidential. I work primarily from a home-based office but am available to travel to clients for onsite meetings as needed.

I have wanted to be a technical writer for quite some time now. It has been almost a year since I decided to go for it. I completed the first year of a two-year associate degree in technical communication. My work experience has given me a good foundation for taking complex procedures and breaking them down for me to perform more proficiently. It makes me happy to help my teammates succeed, so I would share my notes with them. A teammate once said even after performing a task for approximately three years, they never fully understood the job until they read my notes. I believe when people are confident about their work, they will be more productive, and they will be happy.
This summer, I completed a handbook using MadCap Flare online helps software program. The handbook is entitled, Handy Information About Copyright and Trademark Laws: A Handbook for Writers. I tackled this topic because, as a new writer, I had questions about what is legally correct when writing. I attached my handbook to this application.

Former mechanical engineer with 15 years industrial experience. Good at extracting information from engineers.

Interested though not experienced in assistive technologies.

I am submitting this in regards to the Indeed job for the Semiconductor industry /software position. I can work full-time or part-time. Thanks

I own and operate a marketing communications agency that I operate virtually. I have fellow industry specialists fly under my flag, and am happy to do the same as the situation warrants. I am deep-knowledged and well versed generalist, who has the ability to grasp large picture concepts and bring them to actionable items on the front line. Customer service is paramount to me, my business and my way of thinking.

To Whom It may Concern,

I practiced clinical neurology for 9 years before starting a medical and neurological consulting business. I have written study protocols, published papers in peer reviewed journals and 4 chapters in neurology texts. I have attached 2 projects I completed.

I would be interested in learning more about positions you have available. I would be able to bring clinical, research and private industry experience to your projects.

Please feel free to contact me.
Sincerely,
Ross Finesmith M.D.

Thank you for taking the time to review my application materials. I have worked for some of the top financial firms over the last two decades. I became a freelance writer last year after completing my master’s degree, and I would love to help your clients with any investment-related needs, including marketing, technical or regulatory writing content.

I have uploaded one recent portfolio sample. More samples can be found at petergalliganwrites.com. I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Peter Galligan
(303) 601-1049

Decades of passion for identifying and solving clients’ problems has brought great satisfaction to my clients and to me as well. I am blessed to have heard many times from a client, “You have made my whole day!”
www.linkedin.com/pub/lizbeth-glickman/14/b43/25b My greatest strength over my 35+-year career is my highly successful track record in assisting clients deliniate goals, strategize methods to meet goals, develop accurate timetable for all tasks, and ensure client satisfaction. Across industries and companies, have been honored with highest level of client satisfaction. My values of dedication, respect for teammates and clients and my ability to draw out critical information from resources have been hallmarks of my professional life.

As a corporate writer at asset management firms and a leading private bank, I have produced many different types of materials including fund reports, bylined articles, PowerPoint presentations, client newsletters, web copy and blog posts. I have worked as an investment writer at American Century and Franklin Templeton. I wrote fund commentaries, fund reports and worked on newsletters. For the newsletters, I wrote articles, edited articles and was a project manager. I have worked as a financial journalist at Financial World magazine and Investor’s Business Daily. I also edited a 293-page book called “Wall Street Back to Basics” by Alex Gavrish and recently edited an article for financial company Robinhood.

I think you might need my services to help a client:
– Comply with various aspects of law
– Identify business requirements for a software application or identify ways to adjust workflow
– Market services through a technical proposal or website content
– Develop online learning content
– Develop a user guide or other technical writing deliverable

Currently, I serve as the Correspondence Analyst contracting with the State of Florida’s Prepaid College Program. As the Analyst, I consult with subject matter experts and draft and maintain standard operating procedures for collection, storage, and manipulation of reporting metrics. Additionally, I liaison between our third-party software programming vendor and Intuition College Savings Solutions, LLC. Lastly, I train the department supervisor and new employees in the collection, storage, and manipulation of reporting metrics data.

I previously volunteered as the Vice President for a startup nonprofit based in Tallahassee, Florida called Rescue Me Project Ministries, Inc. Since joining the volunteer-based agency, I have secured a grant from the local chapter of the Awesome Foundation and obtained media coverage from the Florida State University’s student-run Spire magazine.

Prior to my work at Florida Prepaid and Rescue Me Project Ministries, I conducted freelance virtual work through the Upwork platform performing similar writing-based work for clients in New York, North Carolina, Ohio, and Florida.

Much like many members of your team, I am an information architect. I assess documentation, user
experience, or conduct a competition analysis to improve audit outcomes, boost sales of existing products
or strengthen product launches. At Sleepnet, I conducted a thorough competition analysis in order to
break into a new market for their medical devices. This analysis and subsequent training lead to complete
conversion at a number of key sites throughout the country. In addition, I initiated the effort to achieve
compliance to ISO 62366 and eliminate findings associated with MEDDEV 2.7.1. and ISO 10993. At Cell Signaling
Technology, I was able to revive a product line that had long been in decline and leveraged leads garnered
from interviewing customers to develop new successful products.
I believe TRA360 would provide me with the opportunity to use these skills for a broad range of clients,
each with different challenges. One of the things I love about the work I do is watching a company flourish
after a successful campaign. I have provided a short summary of my work experience, but a personal
meeting would give us the opportunity to discuss your short and long-term objectives and my ability to
direct my skills toward successfully achieving those goals.

I’ve been a freelance editor since 1995, specializing in instructional editing and copyediting for the training industry. Most of my clients are training companies, who in turn are hired by corporations, such as pharmaceutical companies, to develop training for their employees.

As an instructional editor, I review training materials for their instructional integrity, content organization, clarity, continuity, and consistency in writing style and format across deliverables. As a copyeditor, I review training for grammar, punctuation, spelling, and compliance with style guidelines.

I have experience in many media, including e-learning, self-study modules, and instructor-led training. I am proficient with PowerPoint as well as MS Word, including styles, formatting, and tracking changes.
I am most interested in healthcare, pharmaceutical sales training, corporate education, and educational publishing, as well as natural history – especially native plants. My related experience includes 10 years as a registered occupational therapist, working with patients with spinal cord injuries, muscular dystrophy, and learning disabilities.

http://anneketcheneditor.yolasite.com/

I am driven, motivated, and a very fast learner. I want to be successful in anything I do, so I work hard to ensure the best possible outcome. I also work well alone or as part of a team.

I talked to Valentina Rosa several months ago; it may even be a year and a half ago by now. I believe that I’m already in the talent pool because I received an e-mail (at an old e-mail address) from Myles Walsh asking me to update my contact information. Please note my new e-mail address. I have uploaded my resume and a very brief editing sample. Most of my work is confidential, so I chose a very short piece from three years ago to guard against any infringement of copyright.

Thank you for your time,
Marianne L’Abbate
mlabbate@verizon.net

I am a medical editor specializing in editing and fact-checking medical communications in American Medical Association style. I work with peer-reviewed journal manuscripts, slide decks, peer-to-peer marketing, website copy, and KOL campaigns. I hold the Editor in Life Sciences certification and am President of the New England Chapter of the American Medical Writers Association.

I am a quick study and willing to learn new information and skills in order to better serve the needs of TRA 360. Regarding the software applications I selected above, I would consider myself a novice user of most of them. I complete most of my communication projects using Google suite (Google Docs, Google Slides, Google Sheets, etc.). Thank you for reviewing my application!

My name is Joseph Marley. I am a 3D graphic artist with skill for creating 3D technical illustrations. I recently worked on a project creating graphics and technical illustrations for a course that Central Georgia Technical College was commissioned to create for a client. I really enjoyed working on this training / e-learning project and would like to work on more like it.

An experienced, long-time publishing pro, who has done everything from write a press release to co-authoring a business title (“Thin Air,” now out from Taylor & Francis Group).

I have managed technical documentation groups, managed client relations globally, and can bring this wealth of skills to TR360.

Thanks! For your consideration, I hope to hear from you soon.

I’m organized and quickly learn new software, reliable, with a great work ethic, and easy to work with. I’m curious and enjoy learning new things.

I love writing and sharing information with others. I can write in a variety of fields. My turnaround time is usually a few days.

Rochelle Nataloni has authored hundreds of articles on topics such as laser refractive surgery, cosmetic surgery, dermatology, cardiology, diabetes, point-of-care testing, HIV and HPV, as well as Medicare, managed care and practice management for national print publications such as Ocular Surgery News, Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today, EyeWorld, Retinal Physician, Glaucoma Today, Cosmetic Surgery Times, Dermatology Times and The Internist, as well as on-line news sites such as WebMD’s MedScape.. These articles have appeared under Rochelle’s byline as well as under the bylines of numerous physicians. In addition to trade journal and newsletter articles, Rochelle has written and edited print and web-based CME materials, and written executive summaries, white papers, book chapters and Special Reports for corporate clients and PR agencies.

Earlier in her career, Rochelle reported on mergers and acquisitions, management and corporate culture in the printing and prepress industry as managing editor of Printing Impressions magazine. In addition to her trade and specialty publication work, Rochelle continues to contribute human interest articles to award-winning mainstream publications such as The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Rochelle has a BA in Communications from Temple University in Philadelphia.

Hi,
I am interested in getting a career in technical writing and would like to tell you about myself. I am a graduate of Southern New Hampshire University’s English and Creative Writing Program. Last year, I interned with Eye on America (the website is, unfortunately, now defunct). During that time, I wrote articles on current events and international issues as well as opinion pieces. I would like to share my talents with your organization. While I am currently living in Wilmington, NC I can do remote work as I have done remote work in the past.

Thank you,
Alex

Good day…

I am a senior technical writer with an extensive background of producing technical documentation for such firms as IBM and Sun/Oracle. I have extensive experience producing API and Cloud documentation and am skilled in all the most popular authoring and delivery platforms. I am seeking either a permanent or contract position.

Attached please find my updated resume and writing samples. Professional references are available upon request.

Thanks for your consideration,

Gary Parker
grparker@charter.net
760-898-7249
https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-parker-510683241/

I have over fifteen years of writing experience with focus on technical writing and instructional design. Having worked with commercial, academic and government clients; I have had the opportunity to contribute my expertise to transform organizations so that they remain dynamic and flexible within their respective industries.

In addition to writing and instructional design, I have solid project management skills, and have always ended up leading the Technical Writing / ID teams I originally joined as a contributor. My most recent experience was client interface for needs analysis, proposal creation and negotiation, and project management in the Clinical Research area. I’m great at creating and maintaining templates in MS Word, and can easily pickup the various web-based teamwork and PM applications. The most recent clean-sheet writing I’ve done was Quality Systems strategy and development for a CAR-T startup and a Medical Device startup. I have an LLC.

I have 10 years of combined experience in scientific and technical writing, text editing, SOP documentation, CAD drawing, and graphic design. This month I resigned from my position as an Assistant Professor of the Practice at Wesleyan University to relocate to the New York City metro area to live with my partner. I am currently seeking a full-time position, preferably with remote work flexibility, to facilitate this personal transition. While making a move for personal reasons, I have also decided that it is in my best interest to make a career transition to expand my prospects for further professional growth and development.

Through several years of experience in interdisciplinary research, writing, and editing, as detailed in my resume, I have become highly capable of engaging with and understanding technical information outside of my own area of expertise. Furthermore, my nine years of teaching and curriculum development have skilled me in effectively communicating highly technical information at appropriate levels for audiences of widely varying backgrounds. I am a quick learner, flexible multitasker, and eager to find the best creative solution to every challenge I face. For these reasons, I am confident that I’m well-prepared to make this transition in my career. I look forward to hearing from you soon about potential opportunities in technical editing or writing.

Hi TRA360:
I was referred to TRA360 by Anne Ketchen. I worked in pharmaceutical sales training for eight years with Plexus Learning Designs. Subsequently I was the Content Director at Eveo, a digital healthcare communications company, and the Director of Content Strategy at Giant Creative Services, both here in San Francisco. I left Giant due to a family medical emergency and am now looking to return to freelance work. I have worked with all of the major pharmaceutical and biotech (and some device) companies, across all therapeutic areas. I specialize in medical writing, instructional editing, and copyediting.

Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you,

Ellen Riley
415.637.5335

Product support and help content champion, advocating free online authoritative support content as a key differentiator to facilitate customers’ online learning and self-service support, and to positively influence prospects evaluating the post-purchase B2B customer experience.

jayrush88@gmail.com

My greatest strength is a highly advanced understanding of the way web marketing really works, and more efficient solutions to web design, development, marketing and branding tasks usually requiring excessive and wasteful startup costs because most web developers have an outdated and overly technical point of view toward everything web. My solutions are not conventional because they are simpler, more state of the art, and smarter. Simplification and innovation is my theme.

I’d like to offer my services as a freelance writer to give you a hand
when you’re overloaded. You’ll get copy that makes an impact on the
people you need to reach – with memorable quotes…attention-grabbing
examples that bring complex ideas to life…messages that hit home. I
have a huge IT background (including healthcare IT) as well as a flair
for capturing the human touch – how people benefit from a product or
service. I could be a valuable resource!

Please give me a chance to show what I can do – your clients will love
you for it. Rates are negotiable, good copy is guaranteed.

Thanks,
Steve Saxon

Success stories – blog posts – ghostwritten articles – white papers –
press releases – web content – email blasts – award submissions –
etc.

Dear Hiring Manager,

In introduction, I am a Principal Technical Writer with 19+ years of experience writing content for the IT industry. This includes both technical and marketing content.

My experience includes tenures with both large companies (Microsoft, IBM, UHG) as well as startups (Dataiku).

My specialty is creating and managing technical documentation for both end-users and for internal use. The types of work I’ve produced are varied and include content such as user manuals/guides, online help systems, web content, blog articles, digital onboarding platforms, video tutorials, course creation, blog posts, and context sensitive help. On the management side, I’ve built and managed globally distributed content teams while also mentoring junior content contributors.

A final bit about myself:

I am originally from the Bay Area and now reside in SE Asia as a remote worker. I’ve been a remote worker now for 11 years — the time-zone difference is not an issue for me, as all of my colleagues have typically been in the US and Europe.

If you’d like to see more samples of my work and/or would like to have a chat, please let me know — I’d be happy to propose some meeting days & times.

Thanks and have a great day!

Kind regards,
Dennis Sheehan

I would love the opportunity to work as one of your consultants. I’m dedicated, enthusiastic, and like to challenge myself. I would welcome the opportunity to speak with you about how I can contribute to your team. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Kathy

As a Senior Copywriter with over 14 years experience, I help clients by delivering engaging website copy designed to capture an organization’s marketing communications with clarity and purpose.

I’ve created and edited website content for a variety of businesses (including SEO keywords for organic search),wrote web content, email marketing and social media pieces for Ascentium (now SMITH), Zum Communications, Corbis, Microsoft, Wunderman, Filter Digital, Touch Worldwide, Rauxa Direct, Spiralgroup: Branding + Public Relations + Social Marketing, and wrote and edited marketing materials for many
other small businesses and national companies.

Samples of my work can be reviewed at http://russellcsmith.wordpress.com.

More online samples of my work:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAbLzYguuIY (video script writing)

http://www.kemlyelectric.com/ (website content writing and editing)

www.boojazz.com/ (website content editing)

www.bluestoneacct.com/ (website content writing, Home page)

Examples of Microsoft projects:

Zum Communications/Copywriter
Seattle, Washington/2013

Wrote and edited introduction for a Microsoft video script on how to effectively communicate with the CEO of an organization. Pointed out how the opportunity to meet with a CEO must be handled with great care and preparation. Introduced topics such as what the CEO’s primary focus and concerns are, how researching the CEO’s industry is a critical component to giving a customized presentation, how digital megatrends (mobile, cloud, and big data) can effectively be presented by highlighting relevant customer stories, and how Microsoft can help a CEO’s company by driving innovation and developing actionable marketing strategies.

Touch Worldwide/Copywriter/Editor by 24/Seven
Seattle, Washington/2012

Wrote and edited content for the 2012 Starbucks Leadership Conference Brand Style Guide. Created and edited copy to provide clear and concise instructions for users of the 2012 Starbucks Leadership Conference Brand Style Guide. Created and revised content for the 2012 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference Brand Style Guide & Tool Kit. Wrote and edited copy to provide clear and direct information for partners and users of the Brand Style Guide & Tool Kit.

I’ve also been blogging for the past year on the theme of reinvention at The Huffington Post.

Samples of my Huffington Post blogs:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/russell-c-smith/digital-fire-northwest-vo_1_b_3362528.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/russell-c-smith/reinvention-editing-out-w_b_2919841.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/russell-c-smith/the-reinvention-movement-_1_b_3003013.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/russell-c-smith/the-reinvention-of-work-p_b_2755883.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/russell-c-smith/the-reinvention-movement-_b_1677574.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/russell-c-smith/little-free-library_b_1610026.html

I’ve written copy for websites, blogs, landing pages, organic SEO content, and many more forms of digital and print copy:

• Website content writing and editing
• Microsites and landing pages
• Brand style guide content
• Social media content
• B2B marketing content
• Video script copy
• Content marketing
• Organic SEO content
• Tag lines and headlines
• Google AdWords
• Corporate ghost blogging
• Product launch emails
• Sales sheets and brochures
• Banner headlines
• Business plan editing
• Email and direct mail marketing
• Internal strategy documents
• Corporate marketing communications

My specialty is interpreting technical concepts and clarifying the meaning so that people in other disciplines or even laypersons can understand. A past position involved writing and editing medical device test plans and reports for Medtronic Diabetes. I noticed a lot of inconsistency in how units were cited and templates were used and formatted. From a colleague’s engineering handbook, I created a reference list of units and abbreviations. I also researched a correctly-spelled list of trademarks and tradenames and developed a new engineering report template with appropriate heading, table, text, and figure styles.

Every discipline has specialized procedures and terminology, but these change constantly as new technology is developed. What makes me an effective technical writer is not only my knowledge of science and engineering principles but also my ability to gather the pertinent information from source documents and subject matter experts, understand and process any type of technical material, locate the essential concepts, and then use my writing and editing skills to express them clearly and accurately in every piece of documentation.

Work sample – won Massachusetts Performance Recognition – Citation for Outstanding Performance, 2013 for Conflict of Interest Law e-Learning
Here is link:
http://www.stateprog.eth.state.ma.us/
be sure to view in IE compatibility mode (working on update)

After nearly 20 years as a freelance marketing writer/editor I still get excited about learning the intricacies of a new (to me) business/industry and then using my storytelling ability to captivate the target audience. What doesn’t excite me? Looking for work. That’s what makes TRA360 the perfect partner/resource. That, and of course Tim himself. Tim and I have worked together on many, many projects over the years — and despite a hiatus, I hope it is something we can continue. So, if you’re looking to add a high-energy marketing writer to the TRA360 stable, think of me! Note: I have plenty of samples I can send along but for some reason they simply will not attach to this form. So let’s talk and I’ll give them to you at that time. Thanks!

LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/in/johnfwelle) is the most up-to-date snapshot.

I have been in the regulatory business for over 20 years.