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QinetiQ US is seeking a skilled Strategic Communications Specialist to support clients within the Department of Transportation to develop written and visual concepts that communicate ideas and inspire and inform the DOT mission.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism, Communications, Marketing, Business Administration, or a related field; Equivalent experience will be accepted in lieu of post-secondary education. Creates social cards, flyers, videos and marketing assets that will be displayed on various Waterbury Public Schools platforms alongside Communications Assistant.
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Motorola is the world leader in public safety communications and NorcomCT is the premier Motorola partner in New England. As a NorcomCT Communications Programming Technician (Technical Support Specialist) you will be an integral part of our core mission to provide technology solutions and services that help first responders, towns, and cities support and protect their communities.
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