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# Home

### About

Writing is more than a profession for me. It is a craft I genuinely enjoy. My passion for documentation, structured content, and user-focused communication continues to drive my growth as a Technical Writer.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering and bring extensive experience in creating high-quality technical documentation for Enterprise SaaS and on-premises products. I enjoy learning new technologies, simplifying complex concepts, and enhancing user experience through clear, structured, and impactful documentation.

Over the years, I have contributed as a Technical Writer, Content Lead, Mentor, Trainer, and Project Manager, while actively driving documentation modernization initiatives such as DITA migration, content architecture revamp, localization workflows, and process standardization.

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### Certifications

#### DTC (Diploma in Technical Communication)

**Organization:** Technowrites Pvt. Ltd.

#### DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture)

**Organization:** Technowrites Pvt. Ltd.

#### Learning REST APIs

**Organization:** LinkedIn Learning

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### Technical Skills

#### Operating Systems

* MS Windows 7
* MS Windows 8
* MS Windows 10
* Linux (Ubuntu)

#### Documentation & Collaboration Tools

* MS Word
* MS PowerPoint
* MS Excel
* Atlassian Confluence
* Grammarly
* Moodle
* Git and GitHub
* Adobe RoboHelp
* Adobe Captivate
* Adobe Presenter
* Oxygen XML Editor
* DITA-OT

#### Screen Capture Tools

* Snagit
* Jing

#### Drawing & Diagramming Tools

* Pencil
* OpenOffice Draw

#### Image Editing Tools

* Paint
* Photoshop

#### Programming & Markup Languages

* HTML
* XML
* Markdown

#### Meeting & Collaboration Platforms

* Zoom
* MS Teams
* Skype
* GoTo Meeting
* Google Hangouts

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