Carolyn McSharry
I’m Carolyn McSharry, a Ph.D.-qualified professional communicator with over 20 years of experience writing, editing, and researching across scientific, medical, and technology content.
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I’m Carolyn McSharry, a Ph.D.-qualified professional communicator with over 20 years of experience writing, editing, and researching across scientific, medical, and technology content. I love turning complex subject matter into clear, user-friendly documentation—whether that’s API documentation, software guides, or patient-focused healthcare portal instructions.
I’ve worked extensively with subject matter experts, project managers, and software developers, collaborating across teams to produce accurate and actionable content that improves the user experience. From reviewing AI-generated documentation to authoring in tools such as Madcap Flare, DITA/Oxygen XML, Confluence, Jira, and GitHub/GitLab, I bring careful language structure, strong technical communication, and reliable quality control to every project.
- 22 years' experience
- Joined November 2026
Industry experience
- Education
- Healthcare
- Life Sciences
- Software & Internet
- Professional Services
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Work experience· 8 roles
Using GitLab and DITA with Oxygen Editor to dynamically update a patient healthcare portal. Authoring user guides for a healthcare central exchange platform and refining translated written and spoken (video) content from German into English.
Authoring API documentation and user guides for a payment processing dashboard, ensuring accuracy and clarity for technical and non-technical audiences.
Reviewing AI-generated content for instructive, quality-checked documentation. Authoring collaborative software guides using a range of writing tools. Transforming complex information into simple, easy-to-understand concepts and applying strong communication and project management to improve the end-user experience.
Education
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