From European Association of Science Editors
Technical Editors - freelance
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Nov 16, 2007 - 1:21 AM
Date posted - 15 June 2007
We
have recently ventured into the sector of Technical Documentation, in
which our clients can be assured of the same mt-g top-quality
guarantee.
We are looking for experienced, freelance technical writers / editors, ideally English or German native speakers.
Applicants should be experts in one or more of these fields:
- medical technology
- laboratory technology
- dental technology
- chemistry
- biology
Excellent
command of the mother tongue, a deep understanding of technology and
very good computer skills in various programmes are indispensable.
Further languages are an advantage.
chemist / biologist / biochemist / bio-technician - freelance
We are looking for an expert in one or more of the a.m. fields for a current project :
• He/she must:
• have a high level of software literacy and technical understanding.
Experience with molecular biological (qPCR and nucleic acid
purification) techniques would be an advantage.
• be committed towards availability and flexibility in handling planning changes
• fluent in German and English
• be prepared to work partly locally on location and be able to take
part at relatively short notice, if necessary for several days or
weeks, in team meetings in Penzberg/Germany (dates are normally agreed
1-2 weeks prior to meetings). Although Meetings generally take place in
Penzberg, it may also be necessary to visit colleagues in Mannheim or
in Switzerland, to have direct contact with the research, development
and marketing departments.
The
aim is the compilation of technical and scientific literature (e. g.
manuals) for laboratory devices according to existing standards and
design guidelines.
If you are
interested in general collaboration and/or in the current project,
please send an email with your full CV and relevant documents to evabilles@mt-g.com.
mt-g medical translation GmbH & Co. KG
Your contact person is: Eva Billes
+49 731 176397-43
www.mt-g.com
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