Arianna Laudazzi

Principal Technical Writer & Content Engineer

Switzerland · Italian, English, French, German

I write and structure documentation for complex products, combining technical writing, information architecture, and developer education. My work spans Elastic, Google, IBM, Alstom, and General Electric. I use Git, Markdown, and docs-as-code workflows, with AI tools to support authoring and editing.

Selected contributions

Google · Information architecture

Rebuilding the GeoGA documentation around the people who use it.

The new structure made information easier to find, especially for new clients. Engineers and analysts spent less time explaining tools, data sources, and procedures that readers could now find in the documentation.

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Elastic · Technical documentation

Reorganizing an Elastic docset around user needs.

A reorganized docset that presents Streams through the needs of its users. The published documentation is available as a writing sample.

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Google · Information architecture

Helping new clients navigate Google’s user-location documentation.

New clients found the site easier to navigate, and the team reported fewer support requests after the redesign.

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Elastic · Accessibility & collaboration

Content guidelines and a remediation plan for Cloud documentation.

Accessible-content guidelines for authors and reviewers, together with a remediation plan for assessing Cloud documentation.

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Google · Developer education

A codelab for classroom and self-service learning at GeoGA.

At the 2018 GeoGA University classes, 7 of 8 participants submitted their first GMM experiment after completing the codelab.

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Additional technical scope

Kibana and Observability tutorials; Lens, AutoOps, and Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes reference material; LLM observability content; IBM ILOG JViews Maps and Charts; Java plug-in documentation for Tivoli Workload Automation; industrial product documentation for the GT13E2 gas turbine.

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