Richard Hoch is a senior technical writer based in Israel with over 20 years of documentation experience and six years focused on cloud/middleware at Red Hat. He crafts GUI and CLI end-user guides for Migration and Modernization Solutions, driving better findability and a more CLI-centric usability approach as he transitions from a Microsoft to a Linux/Git workflow. His background spans cybersecurity API docs, clinical user manuals for life‑saving healthcare software, and technical marketing for telecom billing systems, reflecting an ability to translate complex domain knowledge for diverse audiences. Richard combines academic rigor—holding advanced study in religious studies—with practical teaching experience, which informs his clear, audience-centered documentation style. He has a track record of improving documentation platforms and internal knowledge management to boost discoverability and team effectiveness. Colleagues describe him as a reliable communicator who interviews engineers in multiple languages and bridges product, engineering, and customer needs.
6 years of coding experience
Mission San Jose High School
Teaching Credential, Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Language Instructor, Teaching Credential, Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Language Instructor at Oranim
Ph.D, Religious Studies, Ph.D, Religious Studies at UC Santa Barbara
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
University of Haifa
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Jewish/Judaic Studies, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Jewish/Judaic Studies at Stanford University
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