Senior Technical Writer

Job Description

Summary: Writes documents that describe an application programming interface (API). The primary audience includes programmers, developers, system architects, and system designers. What does a Technical Writing do at Fiserv? You should have excellent written and communication skills. You should also be self-motivated problem solver with the ability to work with subject matter experts to define content. You should also be able to effectively multi-task, and have a strong analysis and also be able to: What You Will Do:? Work closely with delivery, product and engineering team to prepare deliverable Develop developer documentation, such as SDK guides (ioS and Android), API documentation Work on products that need knowing the following languages: JSON, Java, Python, JavaScript, and C++ More than two years of experience with RESTful APIs, code review tools, and simply code repositories Have knowledge of MS Visio, Github Have basic knowledge of HTML Code Have knowledge understanding of Banking is beneficial Strong Writing and Proofreading skills What You Will Need to Have: Cutting edge … isn’t limited by what is today but looks for what is next Technical … quick to grasp how Fiserv software supports Financial Institutions Network … builds relationships easily throughout the organization Detailed … realizes the importance of details in leading to impactful outcomes Collaborative … works with others to get the job done Professional … personal ethics, quality work and a quality attitude Eager to learn … enjoys life-long learning What Would Be Great to Have: Related banking industry experience in platforms, banking applications, payments or online financial solutions. Isn’t limited by what is today but looks for what is next. Quick to grasp how Fiserv software supports Financial Institutions. Builds relationships easily throughout the organization. Realizes the importance of details in leading to impactful outcomes. Personal ethics, quality work and a quality attitude Show more Show less