
Suzanne Rubinstein
Technical Writer at Truelogic Software, previously a senior technical writer at Modyo, Zynchro, and RxSense; guest on the Knowledge Base Ninjas podcast.
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Oct 1, 2026
Meet Suzanne Rubinstein: Mapping the Way Through Technical Writing
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Suzanne RubinsteinGUEST
I think it's something that's vital for most technical writers, because usually you're writing about stuff that you don't know, and whenever you move to a new industry, there's so much to learn.

Suzanne RubinsteinGUEST
For some people, that can be daunting, because they specialize in one area of their life, and that's what they do.

Suzanne RubinsteinGUEST
As a technical writer, you have to specialize in whatever you're writing about.

Suzanne RubinsteinGUEST
So if you're not a curious person who actually wants to learn, it's not gonna be easy for you.

Suzanne RubinsteinGUEST
And I luckily love, I love to learn not just about what I'm documenting, but also tools.

Gowri RamkumarHOST
Anything interesting that you could share to our audiences, particularly around documentation-related blogs or books or any- anything that you feel-