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"Growing up I thought I might like to become a teacher or a news reporter, but in this job I get to combine some of each of those interests. As a technical writer for my company, I assist with creating instruction manuals and reference guides as well as helping to edit and proofread other written content. I find it fun to make sure that complex topics are broken down and understandable for a wide variety of audiences. It is precise and organized work, which is part of the appeal for me. And since I get to work on a variety of different topics all the time, I rarely get bored!"
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SOC Code: 27-3042
Technical Writers write technical materials, such as equipment manuals, appendices, or operating and maintenance instructions. May assist in layout work.*
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NOTE: All data based on state averages. Information may vary depending on region, experience, and specific employment situation. Last Updated: 2024
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