Technical Writing Assistant
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CredenceFederal Government
United StatesFull-TimeMiddle
Salary80,000 - 90,000 USD per year
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Job Details
- Experience
- Minimum of 5 years
- Required Skills
- Content managementPowerPointResearch
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Technical Writing or a related field.
- Minimum of 5 years of relevant technical writing/editing experience.
- Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Word (styles, templates, cross-references, tables of contents, track changes).
- Advanced proficiency with Adobe Acrobat Pro (PDF creation, bookmarking, form fields, Section 508 accessibility).
- Proficiency with Microsoft PowerPoint, including building workflow diagrams and organizational charts.
- Demonstrated experience maintaining a document, policy, or knowledge library with disciplined version control.
- Ability to conduct independent research, validate source authorities, and summarize findings clearly.
- Exceptional proofreading and copy-editing skills with a strong command of grammar and recognized style guides.
- Ability to manage multiple concurrent document actions in a fast-paced environment.
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision in a fully remote setting.
Responsibilities
- Maintain the CBP policy library, including document intake, indexing, version control, and archiving of superseded material.
- Provide responsive customer service to the Security Operations Division (SOD) on policy searches and research inquiries.
- Conduct independent research and analysis to support the development of new policy.
- Validate references and authorities cited in policy documents to determine if policy remains relevant, requires revision, or should be sunset.
- Create and track routing sheets, monitoring document actions through review, concurrence, and final approval.
- Assist with web content management, including posting, updating, and organizing policy content on CBP sites.
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