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      <description>Location: Henley-in-arden | Salary: 45000.00-45000.00 Annual | Type: Contract | Most technical author roles are writing roles. This one is a systems design role where the output happens to be documentation. Salary and package £45,000 £52,000 dependent on experience. Fixed-term maternity cover, with a genuine route to a permanent role. Office-based, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire About NoMuda NoMuda has been building VisualFactory, a manufacturing execution system, for over 25 years. It runs on the shop floors of manufacturers including Volvo, Bombardier and ThyssenKrupp, controlling and recording complex assembly and production processes. The team is around 50 people across the UK and US, with most of the UK team based near Stratford-upon-Avon. Lean principles run through how the company builds and works: muda is Japanese for waste. The role This hire covers maternity leave, but the plan is for it to become permanent if you build the function well. You''ll design and run a documentation workflow where generative AI produces first drafts and you provide the technical understanding and editorial judgement to make them accurate. Get it right, and implementation teams move faster, customers adopt quicker, and support calls go down. Key responsibilities You''ll:...</description>
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