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Professional Writing (e.g. copywriter, journalist, technical writer, editor, translator, instructional designer) Completion of a liberal arts degree program that is heavily writing-focused (Journalism, Literature, Linguistics, Communication, Philosophy, History, English, or similar.
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Adhering to our mission of Tech Otakus Save the World, we have always been committed to technology research and development, exploring cutting-edge technologies, and have accumulated leading technical capabilities in cartoon rendering, artificial intelligence, cloud gaming technology, and other fields.
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Writing and rhetoric faculty have access to a university-wide writing-in-the-disciplines program housed in our University Writing Center. Texas A&M’s English department is home to an undergraduate major and minor, minors in health humanities, professional writing and science fiction studies, and MA and PhD programs.
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Technical proficiency preparing Hydrologic and Hydraulic analyses and reports, Erosion and Sediment Control Plans and reports, Drainage and Stormwater Management design, waterway and NPDES permitting, quantity & cost estimates, and specifications.
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News/Sports Writing Skills. The ideal candidate is a quick-thinking self-starter and resourceful producer who has a passion for content along with strong writing skills, and the ability to ignite conversations in everything from pop culture to news and politics.
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Advises and provides training to Fire Department personnel regarding applicable codes, technical engineering aspects of fire prevention work, plan review, and technical research; prepares technical documents as appropriate; and assists the Chief, Division of Fire Prevention and Investigation (Fire Marshal) in the training of Fire Department Personnel.
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Experience with the Altium Designer electronic design package, very high speed integrated circuit/ Verilog field-programmable gate array tools, algorithm design, root cause analysis techniques, and technical writing.
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Supplemental Qualifications Experience in imaging flow cytometry, paper, and grant writing is preferred. Experience in imaging flow cytometry, paper, and grant writing is preferred. Supplemental Qualifications Experience in imaging flow cytometry, paper, and grant writing is preferred.
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We are looking for candidates who can teach undergraduate and graduate workshops and seminars in poetry and poetics, with demonstrable experience in a subgenre such as creative nonfiction, literary translation, graphic narrative, writing for performance, etc, a plus.
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God put Great Hills in a strategic location to worship Him (make Him our greatest focus), make disciples (form Him in our lives), and impact others around us (share His love in word and deed).
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Competencies: general mathematical and modeling skills, technical writing, thermodynamics, transport phenomena (momentum, heat, and mass), kinetics, multi-phase flow modeling. FAI has openings in the Chicago area for a Senior Process Safety Engineer.
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Project management / Project Analyst / Heavy Construction management or support experience o Scope, Schedule, Cost, and Risk Management o Safety focused - managing execution of safety plans and ensuring onsite safety compliance o PMI PMP (Project Management Professional) certification o Contract management and negotiating skills o Good technical writing skills.
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We are a growing start-up company looking for a Side Hustle Expert - Freelance Writing and Editing to join our community. As a Side Hustle Expert, you will be responsible for a variety of tasks to help our community, including researching, sharing, and mentoring others to succeed with their freelance writing and editing, and other side hustles.
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Two years previous experience as an IT Trainer with experience in technical writing or related field. The IT Trainer/Technical Writer will help facilitate the collection of all training requirements and ensure that they can be transitioned to the DIT Learning Management System (LMS.
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DEA’s planning group specializes in environmental and NEPA compliance, comprehensive and master planning, land use and development permitting, permitting strategies, plan and code amendments, urban design, multimodal transportation, housing, and grant writing.
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