Selected: 🔏 Technical Writer.
Selected: 🇨🇦 Canada – Remote.
Selected: 🆕 Date Added.
🕒 September 10
Technical Writer II creating multi-format product documentation for Motorola Solutions’ video security and access-control technologies. Collaborating with engineering, UX, support, training, and marketing teams.
🕒 September 10
Technical Writer III owning documentation lifecycles for Motorola Solutions’ video security and access-control products. Creating, publishing, and improving customer-focused content across digital platforms.
🕒 August 24
Technical Writer documenting Percona’s open-source PostgreSQL database distribution. Creating docs-as-code guides, manuals, troubleshooting content, and PostgreSQL release documentation.
🕒 August 18
Technical Writer building Euler’s help center, API references, and internal playbooks. Translating partnership management SaaS complexity into clear customer and team documentation.
🌏 Anywhere in the World
💰 $600k Pre seed on 2023-02
⏰ Full Time
🟡 Mid-level
🟠 Senior
🔏 Technical Writer
👻 Ghost score 35%
Likely ghost job
🕒 April 1
Likely ghost job
Technical Writer responsible for producing high-quality documentation for Human Capital Software. Collaborating with developers and product managers to enhance product usability.
The average salary for remote technical writers in Canada is CA$118,647 per year. This is based on data from 38 job openings. Our advanced AI searches the internet for remote job openings and posts them on our website. We use the salary data from these job postings to calculate salary expectations.
Below is a breakdown of salary data by years of experience:
| Experience | Number of roles analyzed | Average Salary |
|---|---|---|
⚪️ Entry-level Technical Writer (0 yrs) | 3 | CA$0 |
🟢 Junior Technical Writer (1-2 yrs) | 7 | CA$103,125 |
🟡 Mid-level Technical Writer (2-4 yrs) | 19 | CA$139,564 |
🟠 Senior Technical Writer (5-9 yrs) | 9 | CA$126,109 |
We analyzed 32 job listings in the last year and found it takes about 53 days for employers to close a job opening.
We reviewed 38 job postings and found the top 10 skills employers are asking for most often are:
You need strong writing and editing skills, proficiency in technical subjects, ability to create clear and concise documentation, and familiarity with tools like Markdown, XML, or Git. Good research, communication, and project management skills are also important.
Generally, a degree in English, communications, technical writing, or a related field is preferred. However, a solid portfolio showcasing your writing samples and technical documentation experience is often more important.
Responsibilities include creating user manuals, online help guides, tutorials, and other documentation, collaborating with subject matter experts, updating existing documents, and ensuring all content is accurate, accessible, and user-friendly.
Benefits include flexible work schedules, the ability to work from any location, reduced commuting costs, and improved work-life balance. Remote work also allows you to broaden your professional network by collaborating with teams from around the world.
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