Technical Writer (Aerospace/Defense)

Yoh has an exciting, contract opportunity for multiple Technical Writers to join our Aerospace & Defense client in Frisco, TX. This opportunity is ideal for candidates who live within a commutable distance to the site and thrive in a hands-on manufacturing environment.

The Technical

Writer will spend significant time on the production floor partnering with engineering and manufacturing teams to capture processes and translate them into structured, user-friendly documentation.

See below for abbreviated job responsibilities and requirements. If after reviewing, you are interested in learning more about this, or other engineering opportunities, please apply with your updated resume ASAP.

Title: Technical Writer

Location: Frisco, TX

Compensation: $35-$40/hour, flexible depending on experience level

Type: Contract (potential to extend or convert based on performance and business needs)

Industry: Aerospace / Defense

Eligibility: Must be a U.S. Person (ITAR environment) Responsibilities:

  • Develop and formalize detailed work instructions and operational procedures for a high-priority product line, with potential to expand support to additional programs
  • Create documentation from the ground up while also refining and standardizing existing materials
  • Capture mechanical assembly, electrical integration, and flight system processes directly from subject matter experts
  • Partner closely with engineering, production, and quality teams to ensure technical accuracy and completeness
  • Translate complex build and integration workflows into structured, easy-to-follow documentation
  • Conduct documentation gap analyses and implement improvements to drive clarity and consistency
  • Maintain document control, version tracking, and structured updates within internal systems
  • Organize and manage content within collaboration and documentation platforms (e.g., Confluence, MES environments)
  • Support process improvement initiatives by aligning documentation with evolving operational best practices
Qualifications & Requirements:

  • 3 years of experience in technical writing, process documentation, or related role
  • Demonstrated experience creating work instructions and standard operating procedures in a manufacturing or engineering setting
  • Strong ability to distill complex mechanical and electrical processes into clear, concise documentation
  • Experience working cross-functionally with engineers, technicians, and production teams
  • High attention to detail with the ability to identify inconsistencies and gaps in technical content
  • Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple documentation priorities in a fast-paced environment
  • Proficiency with documentation management or collaboration tools (e.g., Confluence or similar platforms)
Preferred Experience:

  • Background in aerospace, aviation, automotive, or other regulated manufacturing environments
  • Familiarity with quality standards such as AS9100 or ISO frameworks
  • Experience supporting documentation within production execution or manufacturing systems
  • Exposure to change management and document control processes
Physical Demands:

  • Ability to work onsite in a production and manufacturing environment for extended periods
  • Frequent walking between engineering offices and the production floor
  • Standing for prolonged periods while observing and documenting processes
  • Ability to comply with all facility safety requirements, including use of required personal protective equipment (PPE)

Estimated Min Rate: $24.50

Estimated Max Rate: $35.00

What s In It for You?

We welcome you to be a part of the largest and legendary global staffing companies to meet your career aspirations. Yoh s network of client companies has been employing professionals like you for over 65 years in the U.S., UK and Canada. Join Yoh s extensive talent community that will provide you with access to Yoh s vast network of opportunities and gain access to this exclusive opportunity available to you. Benefit eligibility is in accordance with applicable laws and client requirements.

Benefits include

  • Medical, Prescription, Dental & Vision Benefits (for employees working 20 hours per week)
  • Health Savi
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