Technical Writer · Documentation Specialist · Back-Office VA

Documentation that makes your operations repeatable.

I turn messy, tribal knowledge into SOPs, process docs and back-office systems your team can actually follow. 7+ years writing SOPs, process documentation and knowledge bases — and running the back-office work behind them.

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SOP-001 · Human Resourcesv2.1

Purpose

Describes how to onboard a new employee from offer acceptance through the end of the first week.

Procedure · Phase 1

  1. HR sends the welcome email and paperwork link.
  2. New hire completes I-9, tax and direct-deposit forms.
  3. IT provisions laptop, email, SSO and tool access.
  4. HR runs the access-verification report at T-1.

Owners

HR CoordinatorHiring ManagerIT SupportNew Employee

What I do

Four services, one outcome: work that runs without you in the room.

01

Standard Operating Procedures

Numbered, role-assigned procedures with scope, prerequisites, troubleshooting and revision history — written so a new hire can run them unsupervised on day one.

  • SOP libraries
  • Work instructions
  • Policy documents
  • Checklists
02

Process Documentation & Mapping

Interviews with the people doing the work, turned into process maps, RACI tables and step-by-step docs that expose handoff gaps before they cost you money.

  • Process maps
  • RACI matrices
  • Runbooks
  • Onboarding guides
03

Technical & Product Writing

Help-centre articles, QA flow documentation, release notes and internal knowledge bases in Markdown, Google Docs or Notion — versioned and screenshot-ready.

  • Knowledge bases
  • QA documentation
  • Release notes
  • How-to guides
04

Back-Office Virtual Assistance

The recurring admin behind the documentation: data entry, research, inbox and file hygiene, tracker maintenance and reporting that stays accurate week after week.

  • Data entry & cleanup
  • Research reports
  • Inbox & CRM upkeep
  • Weekly trackers

How a document gets made

A five-step documentation process

  1. 01

    Discovery

    A 30-minute call plus a short questionnaire to capture the process owner, the trigger, the outcome and the systems involved.

  2. 02

    Shadow & capture

    I watch or record the process as it is actually performed, capture screenshots, and log every exception the team works around.

  3. 03

    Draft

    A structured draft in your house template: purpose, scope, responsibilities, prerequisites, numbered steps, troubleshooting, checklist.

  4. 04

    Test & review

    Someone who has never run the process follows the draft end to end. Every stumble becomes an edit.

  5. 05

    Publish & maintain

    Final doc delivered with a document ID, owner, effective date and revision history — plus an update cadence so it never goes stale.

Selected work

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Client feedback

What clients say

Great person to team up with. Professional, communicative, effective. Highly recommend!

Punam A. · Content & production project

Great work.

Ria H. · Content research & data entry

Tooling

Where I work

  • Google Workspace
  • Microsoft 365
  • Notion
  • Confluence
  • Markdown
  • Asana
  • Trello
  • ClickUp
  • Airtable
  • Slack
  • Loom
  • Snagit

Have a process nobody has written down?

Send me the messiest one. I'll come back with a scope, a draft outline and a delivery date.

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