German Technical Writer — Banking & Regulatory Docs

Regnology; Polska; On-site; PLN 183,000 - 280,000; Full time

Job summary

Regnology is seeking a German-speaking Technical Writer to own and maintain German‑language documentation for banking and regulatory reporting products. You will review content from product teams and ensure language quality, domain accuracy, and consistency with how functionality works in the software.

Over time you may contribute to a strategic shift towards documentation as code using Markdown and XML‑based formats, collaborating with product managers, BAs and developers to make complex topics

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience as a Technical Writer or in regulatory/documentation roles.
• Experience in regulatory reporting or banking domains with strong writing skills.
• Native-level German (C1) with excellent writing and nuance.
• Strong English for collaboration and content review.
• Experience with technical documentation across complex topics.

Responsibilities

• Own and maintain German language product documentation for banking/regulatory products.
• Review and refine content authored by product managers, BAs and developers.
• Ensure language quality, domain accuracy, and alignment with software functionality.
• Help make complex topics clear and digestible for clients.
• Contribute to a move towards 'documentation as code' using Markdown/XML formats.

Skills

German (C1)

Strong English

Technical writing

Documentation as code

Communication skills

Independent worker

Tools

Markdown

XML-based formats

DITA

AsciiDoc

Job description

Regnology is seeking a German-speaking Technical Writer to own and maintain German‑language documentation for banking and regulatory reporting products. You will review content from product teams and ensure language quality, domain accuracy, and consistency with how functionality works in the software.

Over time you may contribute to a strategic shift towards documentation as code using Markdown and XML‑based formats, collaborating with product managers, BAs and developers to make complex topics