STEM Teacher Transition to Industry – Technical Marketing & Product Content Specialist

What You’ll Do

Technical Marketing & Content

• Create accurate product pages, application notes, comparisons, and how-to articles for vacuum hardware and instrumentation.
• Develop visuals—diagrams, annotated photos, infographics, short demo clips—to explain features and lab use-cases.
• Collaborate with engineers to translate specs and data into clear, customer-friendly stories.

Technical Writing

• Draft or update manuals, quick-start sheets, safety notes, and calibration procedures with step-by-step clarity.
• Maintain consistent terminology, units, and style; proof for accuracy and completeness.

Graphics & Digital Production

• Produce web and print materials (sell sheets, email campaigns, event collateral) using creative tools.
• Create simple CAD-like schematics for vacuum setups, fittings, and flow paths (training provided).

Procurement & Cross-Functional Support

• Assist procurement with spec checks, part cross-references, and vendor communications.
• After training, support technical sales by answering product/application questions and documenting FAQs.

What You’ll Bring

• Education: Bachelor’s in a STEM field (math, physics, chemistry, engineering) or related; teaching credential a plus.
• Software Aptitude: You pick up new tools quickly—Adobe apps (Illustrator/InDesign/Photoshop), Word/Excel, CMS, and basic CRM/ERP.
• Communication: Clear, concise writing; ability to explain quantitative results with correct units and tolerances.
• Mindset: Curious, organized, detail-oriented; comfortable learning by doing and iterating fast.
• Nice to Have: Exposure to vacuum principles (pressure ranges, pumps, gauges, leak detection) or research-lab workflows.

Early Success Looks Like

• 3–4 high-quality product or application pages published per day.
• FAQ and troubleshooting content that reduces repeat support questions.
• Noticeable growth in product mastery and tool proficiency within 90 days.