Complex subject matter? Intricate technology? Hard as rocket science?
Sounds like home to me.
Even as technology today becomes more complex, tech companies still have to tell powerful and compelling stories about their products and services. They still have to reach their customers and stakeholders – and communicate with them simply, directly and persuasively.
Science & tech copywriting at its best, in other words, requires someone steeped in science & tech as well as copywriting.
As a technical copywriter, I've written white papers, case studies and other content for leading Fortune 500 tech companies and promising startups who are pioneering rapidly developing technologies. To pick just a few examples, I've written white papers on deep learning, big data, supercomputing, robotics, and LiDAR. Clips are available upon request.
I am also an experienced science and technology writer (20 years for top publications like Wired, Technology Review, Discover, IEEE Spectrum, New Scientist and Scientific American) with formal scientific and technical training. (B.A., physics; M.S., astrophysics; supercomputer industry work exp.)
Even if some of the material might be hard as rocket science – your readers will never know. I won't tell if you don't.
Be in touch today to move your company ahead tomorrow.
Mark Anderson
markanderson.writer {at} gmail dot com
Some of the industries and fields I've written about:
Internet of Things (IoT)
"smart dust"
e-reader devices
portable power sources
prosumer cameras
smartphone/tablet CPUs
streamlining portable CPUs
brain-computer interfaces
cell phone accessibility
computer security for laptops, portables & RFID
digital music technology
embedded systems
fast Fourier transforms (FFTs)
flash memory technology
gaming (portable, social, MMOGs)
RFID technology

computerized devices that interact with people & animals and manipulate things in physical space
x-ray phase contrast imaging
imaging Bose-Einstein condensates
"extremely large telescopes" of the 2020s
near-earth object imaging
optics meets electronics
fMRIs
MRI, children & the law
toward the medical tricorder
prosumer cameras
nonlinear optics & next-gen internet
computer-generated imagery (CGI)
CT scanning with protons
gaming (portable, social, MMOGs)
HDTV (incl. 3D & laser) technology
high-res digital photo technology

hardware and software innovations providing new vistas on our information-hungry and data-driven world
clean energy technology
solar thermal energy
green computing
geothermal energy
particulates pollution
nuclear non-proliferation
halophyte biofuels
energy efficiency
transport: taxi ride-sharing
pellet biofuels
low energy nuclear reactions
lithium ion battery tech & safety
portable power sources
photosynthesis
batteryless RFID computers
smart grids
powerful computing technology today is in our pockets, purses and cars; soon it'll be everywhere

digital pictures representing medical images, measured information and visual (CGI) imaginings
big data
biometrics' data vulnerabilities
cell phone metadata
data & device security
datamining elections
data compression techniques
embedded systems
high speed data processing
next-generation internet
next-generation internet servers
Nash equilibriums & online ads
online education
open source maps
terascale topographic maps
personal genomics
quantum cryptography
quantum computers
language translation in social networks
supercomputing & big data
CERN's data-rich computing grid
"transactional" computer memory for databases

power is power, and new developments in energy generation, storage and distribution affect us all