Nicole M.
About Nicole M.
Nicole M. is a Technical Writer with a diverse background in medical assistance, engineering, and research. She has held various roles across multiple organizations, including Dotmatics, iZotope, Inc., and Boston Children's Hospital.
Current Role at Dotmatics
Nicole M. currently serves as a Technical Writer at Dotmatics, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she is responsible for creating and maintaining technical documentation that supports the company's software solutions. Her work ensures that users have access to clear and concise information, facilitating better understanding and utilization of Dotmatics' products.
Previous Experience in Technical Writing
Prior to her current role, Nicole worked as a Technical Writer at iZotope, Inc. from 2018 to 2019. During her tenure, she developed user manuals and online help documentation, contributing to the clarity and usability of the company's audio software products. This experience laid a strong foundation for her technical writing skills, which she continues to apply at Dotmatics.
Medical and Emergency Services Background
Nicole has a background in medical and emergency services, having worked as a Medical Assistant at AFC Urgent Care and NEWTON PEDIATRICS. She also served as an Emergency Medical Technician at Fallon Ambulance Service. These roles provided her with hands-on experience in patient care and emergency response, enhancing her ability to communicate complex medical information effectively.
Educational Background in Engineering and Medicine
Nicole studied Electrical and Computer Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree from 2013 to 2017. She further pursued Pre-Medicine/Pre-Medical Studies at Northeastern University, obtaining a certificate from 2019 to 2021. This diverse educational background equips her with a unique perspective in both technical and medical fields.
Internship and Research Experience
Nicole has gained valuable experience through various internships and research positions. She interned at Intel Corporation as an Analog Intern and at POWER Engineers as a Summer Intern. Additionally, she worked as a Research Assistant at Boston Children's Hospital and the National Science Foundation. These roles provided her with practical skills and insights into both engineering and medical research.