• Degree in Technical Communication, Electrical Engineering, or a related field
• Proven experience in technical writing within railway, embedded systems, or industrial electronics environments
• Strong ability to interpret engineering drawings, schematics, and technical specifications
• Proficiency with documentation tools such as MS Office, Visio, and graphical tools
• Experience with regulatory and certification documentation (e.g., EN 50155, EN 50121, IEC standards) is a plus
• Fluency in German (native or equivalent) and strong communication skills in English
• Experience with CAD tools and illustration extraction is an advantage
• Understanding of embedded systems, display technologies, or EMC/safety standards is a plus

You bring most of the following:

• A degree or vocational qualification in technical communication, aerospace, mechanical or electrical engineering, or a comparable field. Part 66 license holders with documentation experience are also welcome.
• Experience in technical writing, technical authoring or technical documentation, ideally for complex products.
• Aviation experience is a strong plus, but not a must. We will support you in growing into the regulatory environment (CS-23, Part 21, Part 145).
• Familiarity with one or more of the following is an advantage: S1000D, ATA iSpec 2200, ASD-STE100 (Simplified Technical English), DITA, editorial / CCMS systems (e.g. Schema ST4, Arbortext, Cortona3D), Adobe FrameMaker, CAD viewers.
• Structured, accurate working style and the ability to explain complex topics clearly.
• Good English skills (working language for technical publications). German is a strong plus; if you don't speak it yet, we will support you in learning.