Freelance Technical Writer – Payments (Core Banking)
What you’ll be doing: Produce high-quality documentation focused on onboarding and usage of the core banking Payments module, ensuring clarity and usability for different audiences.
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Create structured onboarding guides and user documentation covering business processes, APIs reference/usage, and end-to-end system/architecture diagrams
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Translate complex technical and business concepts into clear, concise, and user-friendly content for audiences with varying levels of expertise
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Map API endpoints to business events and user actions, ensuring alignment between technical implementation and real-world use cases
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Collaborate with Product Owners and Business Analysts to gather requirements and ensure accuracy and completeness
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Work closely with the Academy and Customer Success teams to design and structure Payment-domain courses, learning paths and onboarding materials that facilitate customer and partner education and adoption.
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Propose and implement documentation standards, templates, and style guides (including standards for API reference documentation and diagrams)
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Where relevant, support creation of multimedia assets (tutorials, videos, visual guides), including visual explanations of flows and architecture
Who we’re looking for
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3–5+ years of experience as a Technical Writer in fintech or SaaS environments, with a strong focus on payments processing
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Strong ability to understand complex systems and translate them into accessible and structured content.
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Excellent written English with a strong focus on clarity, tone, and accuracy
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Proven experience designing well-structured documentation and learning flows
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Hands-on experience working with APIs:
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Ability to read and understand API documentation
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Ability to map APIs to business events, workflows, and user actions
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Experience creating or contributing to flow diagrams and architecture diagrams
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Experience creating or managing e-learning content (LMS platforms, online courses, or training programs) would be a plus
