Technical Writing Process
Creating any new document requires a
sub-process within the documentation lifecycle: Planning, Scope Confirmation, Interviewing and Research, Drafting, Approval, Revision/Editing, Final Approval. I use systems thinking to easily adapt the process for emergent needs.
Planning is directly related to requirement gathering and value alignment efforts that spill over into review cycles. Poor planning results in frequent revision.
Confirming the scope with the client fosters a collaborative environment and ensures all parties are aware of what is being written and why.
Planning is directly related to requirement gathering and value alignment efforts that spill over into review cycles. Poor planning results in frequent revision.
Graduated from NCSU's Communication Program in 2018.
Refined qualitative, quantitative, and mixed research capabilities.
Applied research and analytical methodologies to map organizational workflows, systems, and processes.
Performed process analysis, documentation governance, and workflow standardization in cross-functional environments since 2014.
NC FAST writing sample demonstrates applied research, process discovery, and operational analysis which has been later utilized within enterprise environments at Cisco Systems, Kyowa Kirin, and Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions.
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