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Veir

HTS-based superconducting transmission lines for grids

Technical Writer

Technical WritingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
ContractWoburn, MA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have at least 4 years of professional technical writing experience, ideally at a hardware company in industrial power, electrical equipment, energy, or industrial infrastructure.
  • Provide a portfolio of large, complex documents authored, such as installation manuals, operation and maintenance manuals, commissioning or test procedures, and technical specifications.
  • Be able to read and work from engineering source material, including mechanical and electrical drawings, single line diagrams, piping and instrumentation diagrams, schematics, and bills of materials.
  • Have working knowledge of electrical power equipment and safety practices, including experience writing safety-critical procedures with clear hazard messaging.
  • Demonstrate command of structured, task-based writing, plain technical English, and document design using headings, tables, callouts, and illustrations.
  • Communicate effectively with engineers and field technicians, ask clarifying questions, and conduct efficient subject matter expert interviews.
  • Demonstrate project management capability and the ability to drive multiple concurrent documents to release under deadline.
  • Work collaboratively with cross-functional technical teams and iterate on feedback.
  • Use Microsoft Word and Excel, a professional authoring or layout tool such as Adobe FrameMaker, InDesign, MadCap Flare, or equivalent, and Adobe Acrobat.

Responsibilities

  • Own end-to-end authoring of field-related product documents, including installation manuals and operation and maintenance manuals, taking each from outline to 80% draft to released 100% version in step with product development stage gates.
  • Write and maintain supporting technical documents, including functional specifications, control philosophy and sequence of operation documents, guide specifications, preventive maintenance schedules, commissioning test plans, and manufacturing assembly instructions.
  • Assemble data center submittal packages and contribute technical content to datasheets, user guides, application notes, white papers, and training materials.
  • Interview subject matter experts and work directly from engineering source material, including CAD and general arrangement drawings, piping and instrumentation diagrams, process flow diagrams, electrical single line diagrams, control panel schematics, bills of materials, and failure mode and effects analyses, to produce accurate, complete procedures.
  • Write clear, task-based procedures for installers, operators, and field technicians working with high-voltage power equipment, cryogenic liquid nitrogen cooling systems, and industrial control panels; apply consistent hazard and safety messaging such as ANSI Z535 and NFPA 70E.
  • Partner with Engineering and Product Marketing to source and specify illustrations, renderings, diagrams, and labeling so visuals and text remain technically accurate and consistent.
  • Run structured review and approval cycles with Engineering, Field Service, Quality, and Product; manage document version control, revision history, and change requests as designs evolve.
  • Create and refine documentation templates, a style guide, and standards that support scalable documentation across product families, sites, and customers.
  • Manage multiple large documents simultaneously, prioritize against product and customer deployment milestones, and meet deadlines.
  • Learn the product architecture, superconducting cable and cryogenic cooling systems, controls, and how the systems are installed, commissioned, and maintained at customer sites.
  • Audit existing documentation against the product readiness standard and build a prioritized documentation plan with owners, reviewers, and due dates.
  • Establish the documentation toolchain, templates, style guide, and subject matter expert review workflow with Engineering, Solutions, Product, and Field Service.
  • Deliver approved outlines and first drafts of the installation manual and operation and maintenance manual for the lead product.
  • Release the installation manual, operation and maintenance manual, and guide specification for the lead product, ready for customer deployment.
  • Complete supporting documents such as functional specifications, control philosophy and sequence of operation, preventive maintenance manual, spare parts list, and commissioning plan.
  • Deliver a reusable submittal package and documentation set adaptable for new sites and product variants.
  • Document a sustainable documentation process, including templates, review gates, version control, and ownership, for the team to run after the contract.
  • Establish expertise in how the company documents its products for customers and the field.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience documenting switchgear, transformers, cables, power distribution, or utility and grid equipment.
  • Experience with cryogenic, thermal, or fluid process systems, including liquid nitrogen, refrigeration, and cooling loops.
  • Familiarity with industrial control systems, including programmable logic controllers, human-machine interfaces, alarm lists, interlocks, and ISA-106 or ISA-18.2 concepts.
  • Experience writing for data center, engineering, procurement and construction, or utility customers, including submittal packages and guide specifications.
  • Knowledge of documentation standards and compliance requirements, including IEC/IEEE 82079-1, ANSI Z535, and UL/CE/CSA documentation.
  • Experience developing training materials or eLearning for field and operations teams.

About the Company

Veir

HTS-based superconducting transmission lines for grids

VEIR develops superconducting transmission lines that use high-temperature superconductors with an ambient-air cooling system to carry much more electricity in a smaller footprint. The cables rely on HTS to reduce resistance, and a streamlined air-cooling approach keeps the material in a superconducting state without bulky cryogenic equipment, enabling 5–10x higher power transmission in limited spaces. This approach targets urban and space-constrained environments, offering an alternative to traditional copper cables and other superconducting systems that require larger footprints or more complex cooling. VEIR aims to expand grid capacity to support dense urban loads, renewable energy integration, and regional upgrades, including power delivery for data centers and other energy-intensive sectors.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Series C
Total funding
$227.1M
Headquarters
Woburn, MA
Founded
2019

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