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SafeDay, a frontline-focused SaaS platform, seeks a Systems Analyst / Technical Writer in Singapore. You will learn the platform in depth, document workflows, and create user guides, knowledge base articles, and training materials for diverse users.
You will work with developers through the full development cycle, producing clear guides and release notes, and helping translate content for multilingual users. The role emphasizes usability for frontline operators and strong English writing.
SafeDay (DolphinDynamics Labs) is a profitable SaaS company headquartered in Singapore. Our platform protects frontline workers at some of the world's largest high-risk operations, processing millions of safety checks monthly across 100+ sites. Eight years in and expanding.
We are hiring a Systems Analyst / Technical Writer to join our Singapore team and work directly with experienced colleagues and the founders. You will be part of our integrated team, working alongside developers through the full development cycle. Your job is to understand how the platform works and explain it clearly to the people who use it.
Our users are frontline workers and site leaders at mining, energy and heavy industry sites. Many work in remote locations with poor connectivity, and the app works offline. They are not office workers. Documentation and training need to be short, clear and practical. Most workflows in our app are configured through our in‑house form engine, so you will learn the platform in depth.
Our team is located at Robinson Road in the city. You will be part of a cross‑functional team with a flat structure and shared responsibility for the app. We work hybrid: three fixed office days (Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday) and two from home. Fixed days mean you're in the office when your team is, so you learn faster and have the support needed to contribute to the solution.
Shortlisted candidates will meet our team for an interview. During the session, we'll show you a draft user guide or release note and ask you to review and improve it. No product knowledge needed. Please include samples of documentation or training material you have written.