The phrase "as a technical assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a role or position that involves providing technical support or assistance in a specific context.
Example: "I worked on several projects as a technical assistant, helping to troubleshoot software issues and provide user support."
Alternatives: "in the role of a technical assistant" or "serving as a technical assistant."
Mr. Sinofsky served as a technical assistant to Mr. Gates in the 1990s.
Payne remained at Harvard as a technical assistant to Shapley after completing her doctorate.
His mother is retired as a technical assistant in the department of medical physics at the Churchill Hospital in Oxford.
Ernie was involved with numerous Broadway stage productions and television productions at NBC as a technical assistant until he retired in 2000 from Local One Stagehands Union.
As a technical assistant to Bill Gates, Microsoft's chairman, in 1994, Mr. Sinofsky was one of the Microsoft employees who alerted Mr. Gates to the Internet challenge, after seeing students using the Web at his alma mater, Cornell University.
As a technical assistant to the UK executive director of the two institutions in the 1980s, I soon realised that the selection of the bank president is only the tip of the anti-democratic iceberg.
Just like a surgeon having an assistant, best practices here would dictate having another set of eyes and ears but more importantly a technical assistant.
The coding was generated by a technical assistant who did not have contact with study participants.
Before I started university, I did a two year on-the-job training as a lab technical assistant at a large food company in Germany.
During the time my two boys were young, I did lots of volunteer work, pottery, and other artwork for the next 15 years, and I worked a couple of summers as a course technical assistant at Cold Spring Harbor for my former boss.
Otto initially trained (1989 93) as a pharmacology technical assistant, but in 1996 she joined a special sports group in the German armed forces, which allowed her to focus on lugeing.
