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Qualifications: Education: Bachelor's degree Clearance: U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain a DoD security clearance is required. Strategic Analysis Inc. (SA) seeks a Technical Writer-Editor to support the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Defense Sciences Office (DARPA DSO) in technical and programmatic support to the Front Office.
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Must have an active Pubic Trust, DHS Suitability, or National Security clearance. POSITION DESCRIPTION The Sr. Technical Writer performs highly advanced (senior-level) technical writing work coordinating the composition, organization, and editing of compiled information.
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Must have Top Secret Security Clearance. Node is seeking a Technical Writer to support this critical customer mission. Ability to work with technical cyber analysts to evaluate material and break it down into concise, compelling narrative that engages the reader.
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Mayvin is seeking a Technical Writer to support the Witness Security Division of the U.S. Marshals Service. The Technical Writer must be an individual who possesses technical writing skills with three to five years of experience in policy development or project management.
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Active SECRET security clearance with the ability to attain TS SCI level clearance. The position requires a clearly demonstrated interest in public policy, defense, and security studies.
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