Technical Production Specialist at Adobe Systems, Incorporated
Position Summary:
We’re building a cutting-edge publishing solution for Adobe’s worldwide instructional documentation, and we need a skilled technical production specialist to help us. As a key member of the production team within Instructional Communications, you will create help and printed output for Adobe applications using a new XML-based publishing system. You must enjoy technical challenges, as you test the system, trouble-shoot problems, and document the results. You will support other production artists and writers using the system, and work with an internal engineering team to define new production workflows. You must understand localization issues, and support our translation vendors.
Knowledge & Skills:
- BA/BS or equivalent experience.
- Extensive use of FrameMaker in a production environment.
- Experience converting document libraries from unstructured to structured FrameMaker.
- EDD and DTD development and maintenance.
- Extensive use of XML. Strong technical problem solving abilities.
- Experience logging and regressing bugs against software.
- XSLT or Java programming a plus.
Location:
Adobe Systems, Incorporated. San Jose, CA.
Working on your budget for 2005? Now’s the time to request funds for training, particularly if you’re evaluating XML and structured FrameMaker for your documentation workflow. Scriptorium Publishing’s courses provide useful information about implementing structure and offer practical, real-world experience on all aspects of structured and unstructured FrameMaker 7 and 7.1.
Our 2005 schedule for public classes is as follows:
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