Technical Writer

Send us your CV and become part of our team in the future. Although we are not actively seeking candidates with your profile right now, that may change soon. When a project matching your competencies arises, you will be among the first people we contact. About Etteplan: we are a company with Nordic roots, started in engineering services. Today we deliver software, co-create modern solutions for embedded systems and provide technical documentation for world leaders in industrial, automotive, medical, smart metering and telecoms. We work in an international environment and on diverse projects, sharing knowledge and supporting one another. Apply if you have: a higher education degree in mechanical engineering or English philology, excellent spoken and written English, several years of experience writing technical documentation in one of: software, mechanical engineering, aerospace, defense or other industrial sectors, ability to work with structured XML/DITA/S1000D documents. It’s a plus if you have CMS experience (CCMS) and have worked with distributed teams. At Etteplan you can count on development through international projects, knowledge sharing, a training budget and a defined career path. Benefits include private medical care, Multisport, life insurance, meal subsidies; flexible hours and a hybrid work model; office in Wroclaw, Katowice, Poznań and Gdańsk; team events, Friday Coffee seminars about tech and soft skills, and many internal channels and initiatives. How to proceed? Send your CV in English and complete the form. If a project arises we will contact you. Your data will remain in our system until your consent expires. Our company has implemented whistleblower protection procedures as required by law. Everyone can report irregularities safely, and reports are protected by law. More information: https://www.etteplan.com/pl/kodeks-postepowania/

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