Strategic Analytix Careers
Technical Writer (Skill Level 2)
Fort Meade, MD
No sponsorshipDetected 26 days ago
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About the role
- The Technical Writer would be responsible for writing and editing all technical documentation for all of the project's hardware and software to include installation, configuration and how-to documentation.
Responsibilities
- Technical Writer (TW) Requirements Understand basic concepts (to include basic grammar concepts), responsible for writing technical copy for various types of documents.
- Coordinate layout and design of documents Apply concepts for technical writing based on engineering drawings, technical information from engineering documentation, consultations with engineers, subject matter experts, and other available sources.
- Produce technical documentation for Cryptologic program or project developing analytic tradecraft methodologies.
Requirements
- Six (6) years experience as a TW in programs and contracts of similar scope, type, and complexity required
- Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline from an accredited college or university is required.
- Four (4) years of additional TW experience may be substituted for a bachelor's degree.
Skills
- Assist in preparing and maintaining operations documentations, user guides, manuals, and technical publications.
- Maintain a current internal documentation library.
- Use various word processing and presentation tools such as MS Word, PowerPoint and Visio.
- Prepare reports, responses, and briefings targeted to a wide range of audiences.
- Work with developers to produce quality documentation and training material.
- Apply technical manual standard NSA DS-89 to work products.
- Qualifications Clearance Level TS/SCI level clearance with a Full Scope Polygraph.
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