RE: Occupational title for discussion: Technical Content Developer

["Suzanne Chiles" <suzchiles -at- gmail -dot- com>]

I was an Information Developer some 20 years ago when I was with IBM in the
San Jose area.

Suzanne

> 
> My title is "Information Developer, Sr." It's more common in the Silicon
> Hills (Texas) and is a new title for me. We are using DITA and XML, so
that
> probably explains it. I create the information and do some structuring for
> the Help, but do not determine format at all. Also, I "build" Help just
like
> my Devs build their apps :-)
> 
> PT

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