• Create, update, and maintain a comprehensive library of software documentation, including system design and requirements, user guides, internal process documents, API references, release notes, and technical specifications. • Collaborate closely with software engineers, product managers, architects, and QA teams to gather, understand, and accurately document technical requirements, designs, and implementation details. • Write clear, concise, and well-structured technical documents tailored to different audiences (developers, testers, stakeholders, end-users). • Ensure consistency, version control, and traceability across all documentation artifacts. • Apply best practices in technical writing, including the use of templates, style guides, and structured authoring techniques. • Format, edit, proofread, and finalize documents using advanced features of Microsoft Word (styles, templates, tables, headers/footers, track changes, references, TOC automation, etc.). • Manage document repositories, implement version control processes, and ensure documentation remains current throughout the software development lifecycle. • Participate in peer reviews, gather feedback, and continuously improve documentation quality and usability. • Assist in creating visual aids (diagrams, tables, flowcharts) to enhance understanding when appropriate.