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Technical Writer III-Policy and Requirements Editor/Writer

ARES Corporation

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Cleveland, OHHybrid
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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Bachelor's degree

Job overview

ARES seeks an experienced editor and writer to support the NASA Safety Center and NASA’s Office of Safety and Mission Assurance. The role reviews and develops policy documents and other content for NASA’s SMA audience, applying consistent voice, grammar, and style guidance. The writer works with policy teams, subject matter experts, customers, and production teammates, and reports to ARES management.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

EditingTechnical WritingGrammarStyle Guide ApplicationContent Management SystemsOnline PublishingContent ResearchContent DevelopmentReview ManagementProject PrioritizationPeer Review

Qualifications

Bachelor's in Communications, Journalism, English or Related Field10+ Years Relevant ExperienceWriting Samples

Full job description

Technical Writer III ARES is seeking an experienced editor capable of reviewing and editing documents and manuals to support the NASA Safety Center (NSC) and its parent organization, NASA's Office of Safety and Mission Assurance (OSMA). The mission of the NSC is to provide Safety and Mission Assurance (SMA) training and development expertise; information; verification; and analysis to enable collaboration and learning while promoting a safe workplace and successful programs and projects. The NSC vision is to be NASA's preeminent resource for SMA expertise, data and tools. The qualified writer will work with various policy teams to apply standardized content, consistent voice, correct grammar, and use various style guides. The ability to understand highly technical information and repurpose it into policy release notices, articles and other products for the NASA community is required. This position requires a comprehensive understanding of style guide and grammatical rules and the ability to discuss recommended edits with technical content teams and subject matter experts. The Technical Writer will report to ARES management but support our Banner Quality Management Inc. (BQMI) Prime Contractor teammates and government customers at the NSC, located in Cleveland, Ohio. Responsibilities - Review, edit and rewrite portions of policy documents written by subject matter experts to improve standardized content, grammatical quality and consistency, with emphasis on clarity and adherence to style guidance. - Develop standardized content. - Review and correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation. - Correct inconsistencies in capitalization, compounding, number style, abbreviations, and sequence of anything alphabetical or numerical. - Format text for a specified style (Associated Press, Government Publishing Office and local style guides). - Rewrite to make parallel. - Replace passive constructions with active voice, when appropriate. - Evaluate tone and organization. - Rework awkward sections. - Eliminate redundancies. - Provide explanations of recommended updates, as necessary - Provide technical writing services for all phases and finalization of policy-level documents. - Integrate reviewer comments and resolve all questions arising from reviews. - Research, write, edit and publish content online through a Content Management System; content may include articles, case studies, presentations, reports, videos and more. - Develop content for a variety of deliverables to communicate key messages about NSC and OSMA products, services and strategies for NASA's SMA audience. - Manage the review process and production with other team members (e.g., designers, videographers) and also customers for developed pieces. - Track and prioritize work to assure that quality and time requirements are met, keeping projects and tasks updated as work progresses. - Contribute content for required reports. - Build and maintain excellent and professional working relationships with NSC and OSMA customers. - Build and maintain in-depth knowledge of the NSC and OSMA organization's products, services, strategies and operations. - Conduct peer reviews of content from other writers. Minimum Requirements Required Education - Bachelor's degree in communications, journalism, English or related field. Required Experience - A minimum of 10 years of relevant experience. On-site Work Component - The position requires being on-site at the NASA Safety Center in Cleveland, OH. Requirement is currently one day on-site per week, but subject to change in the future. Work Samples - Writing samples verifying skills proficiency are required. E

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