Meir Kogan

My romance with the writing business started in a two month summer job I did as an assistant technical writer at ACS Motion Control Systems, Yoqne'am. My job was just to make some formatting tweaks to several hundred pages using the Madcap Flare HTML help authoring tool. But the encounter with tech docs was love at first sight. After having finished I immediately took a tech writing course at the known WritePoint school where I practiced over hundreds of pages that merited the ruthless review of Lead Instructor Paula Stern, the most pedant person I met in my life.

After spending a couple months creating promotional articles for some websites, I joined Intel as a part time tech writer, working there for more than a year thus far. Being at Intel, I got to review hundreds of Confluence pages of developers' documentation, all related to CAD software. Starting from recent quarter, my work comprises teaching documentation methodology to developers serving in my business unit.