I'm Lauren Wiener, a technical writer and document designer with over twenty years' experience
documenting a wide variety of computer hardware and software. I've used many
applications and mark-up languages: current competencies include Adobe FrameMaker,
Microsoft Word, HTML, common operating systems and utilities. No doubt your job requires me to learn
something new -- they all do. Great!
I learn fast. I work fast. Results are of high quality.
Partial List of Projects
User's guides
Programmer's guides
- object-oriented development tools and environments
- an enterprise application server and data repository, and its clients: a sample
- web application development tools
- process-modeling tools
- API for applications to capture arbitrary data from scientific instruments and write it to host memory
- API for applications to search or monitor an audio stream for phrases of interest
Tutorials
System administrator's guides
- a web server with secure read-down
- an enterprise application server and data repository: a sample
- an intranet for travel agents
- social networking website (early)
Hardware guides
- a supercomputer optimized for molecular dynamics simulations
- a line of PCI Bus boards to control remote devices and receive data from them: a sample
Technical papers
- object-oriented software design
- functional programming
- formal logic-based code verification
- web application security and other development issues (early)
- computer-automated manufacturing (earlier)
Websites
- my own
- Intel web video technology (early)
Computer-based training for telecommunications line installers
Books
-
Designing Object-Oriented Software
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock, Brian Wilkerson, Lauren Wiener. Prentice Hall, 1990.
- Digital Woes: Why We Should Not Depend on Software. Addison-Wesley, 1993.
References available on request.