Technical Publications Solutions Architect - Hybrid/Remote

Tata Technologies; Hagerstown (MD); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Tata Technologies seeks a Solution Architect – Technical Publications to lead design, implementation, and transformation of enterprise content ecosystems. You will define information architectures, content reuse strategies, and publishing frameworks using Arbortext platforms.

Strong focus on standards and AI-enabled documentation initiatives. Ideal candidates bring 10+ years in Technical Publications with leadership in cross-functional teams, global delivery, and modernization of publishing

Qualifications

• Experience in Technical Publications and structured authoring.
• Expertise with Arbortext and publishing workflows.
• Knowledge of XML and topic-based authoring.

Responsibilities

• Define and govern a Common Information Architecture across product lines.
• Establish content models, metadata frameworks, taxonomy structures, and information standards.
• Design scalable topic-based authoring for content reuse and modular documentation.
• Develop publishing standards and governance processes.

Skills

Technical Publications

Structured Authoring

XML

Arbortext Editor

Arbortext Publishing Engine

Arbortext Content Delivery

Information Architecture

Content Reuse

Publishing Automation

AI-enabled Documentation

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Engineering/CS/IS

Tools

Arbortext Editor

Arbortext Publishing Engine

Arbortext Content Delivery (ACD)

XML/DITA/S1000D

Windchill

Job description

Tata Technologies seeks a Solution Architect – Technical Publications to lead design, implementation, and transformation of enterprise content ecosystems. You will define information architectures, content reuse strategies, and publishing frameworks using Arbortext platforms.

Strong focus on standards and AI-enabled documentation initiatives. Ideal candidates bring 10+ years in Technical Publications with leadership in cross-functional teams, global delivery, and modernization of publishing