The Java Tutorials' Weblog
Tuesday Nov 13, 2007
Interested in Writing about Java SE?
Are you becoming familiar with Java? Do you enjoy the challenge of describing technical information in writing?We are looking for a recent college grad who wants to develop as a technical writer and who can work out of our Santa Clara campus.
For more information (and to submit your resume), see our job posting.
-- Sharon Zakhour
Posted at 11:24AM Nov 13, 2007 by The Java Tutorial Team | Comments[9]
Hi!
I am a student from India and I am graduating in June 2008.
Can I apply?
Regards,
Amit
Posted by Amit on November 14, 2007 at 12:26 AM PST #
Hi!
I am a college teacher from china.I have taught Java course for 3 years. I want to translate Java Tutorials to chinese.Can I get the permission? How can I get the permission? Who can I contact ?
Thanks.
Posted by wolter.G on November 15, 2007 at 01:43 AM PST #
Hi Amit,
We are looking for someone to start prior to June who is willing (and able) to live in Santa Clara. Is that an obstacle? (Sounds like it might be.)
Posted by Sharon Zakhour on November 19, 2007 at 05:40 AM PST #
I want to translate the java tutorials to chinese. who can I contact to talk about the copyright? would you tell me some useful information?thanks.
Posted by Wollter on December 03, 2007 at 05:00 PM PST #
Wollter - send email to the tutorial feedback alias. (There is a link to that page on most every page of the tutorial.) Tell us more about it. In general, however, translations go through Addison Wesley.
We have hired our new writer. She is starting in late January. Thanks for your interest!
Posted by Sharon Zakhour on December 20, 2007 at 10:41 AM PST #
This is definitely one field that could do with more skilled writing- I mean, the technical field (not just JAVA.) In general, I find technical manuals very hard to read nomatter what product or project it is for. Being able to describe technical things in an easy way is definitely a refined skill, one that I would like to learn more about. Hope your new writer does the job well, and good luck to them!
Posted by rugs on July 03, 2008 at 02:17 AM PDT #
Yes, indeed! We found a fabulous writer who used to be a programmer. Sometimes we hire writers who understand technical material and sometimes we hire technical people who understand writing. It's very hard to find people that can do both well!
Posted by Sharon Zakhour on July 03, 2008 at 12:04 PM PDT #
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