I’m looking for a dependable technical writer who can turn complex IT concepts into clear, engaging content. Most of the assignments will revolve around information-technology topics—think software architecture explanations, how-to implementation guides, or white-paper style pieces aimed at an audience that already has some technical fluency. You’ll be delivering polished, publication-ready copy with accurate terminology and a logical flow. Because the material often ends up in knowledge bases, product documentation, or thought-leadership blogs, consistent tone and tight structure are crucial. I’ll supply outlines, source material, or interview notes as needed, so you can focus on transforming the raw information into coherent, reader-friendly prose. Deliverables (per assignment) • 1,000–1,500-word article, tutorial, or guide • SEO-conscious headline and subheads • A brief summary (2–3 sentences) highlighting key takeaways I review work within 24 hours and provide consolidated feedback. Once revisions (if any) are completed, the piece is considered final and the milestone is released. If you have proven experience writing for IT audiences and can keep a steady turnaround, I’d like to hear how you would tackle the next topic on my list.