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What You’ll Do We are looking for a motivated and detail-oriented Technical Writing Intern to join our team. Gather and summarize data from cosmetic clinical trials Elaborate claim support documents for new launches and update current ones in case of reformulation Technical Writing: Write clear, concise, and accurate technical documents explaining the functionality of cosmetic ingredients.
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Strong technical writing, editing, interpersonal, and organizational skills. Interview subject matter experts and write/edit technical content for target audiences. Communicate and interact with professionals, project managers, and technical staff.
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Kimley-Horn is looking for a Marketing Coordinator to join our team in Tampa, FL! We take pride in how our employee retention, robust benefits package, and company values have led to Kimley-Horn’s placement on the Fortune “100 Best Companies to Work” list for 17 years.
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Candidates will have a proven track record of accomplishment in CEQA and/or NEPA compliance, management, document review, project management, technical writing, and business development.
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JOB TITLE: Writing Instru ctor REPORT TO: Di rector of Academic Affairs DEPARTMENT: Academic Affairs POSITION TYPE: Seasonal part-time — Autumn FLSA: Exempt SUMMARY: Oliver Scholars seeks a Writing instructor to plan and implement a curriculum for eighth grade students.
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Pharmaceutical, Chemistry, R&D, HPLC, Separations Scientist, Chromatography, Analytical development, Method Development, Technical Writing, FDA, Research, Science, comprehensive benefits package, Health, Vision, Dental #Pando.
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Lead a production team, provide resource management, resolve both technical and design problems, coach, train, and mentor design and CAD professionals, and work collaboratively with all team members on all aspects of project execution.
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Professional writing experience as a researcher, journalist, technical writer, editor, or similar roles. This could include checking punctuation, spelling and grammar, and/or creative writing.
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Contributes to the overall goals by maintaining the integrity and viability of all technical and application solutions employed within a Distribution Center, in compliance with all applicable Supply Chain and IT standards, developing a team of Analysts and Operators, and managing overall departmental expenditures.
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Project management, Technical writing, Technical documentation, Implementation, Writing skills, job aid, procedure analysis, communication and writing skills, Pmp, Content management system.
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Gather, document, review business & data requirements and communicate their technical implications. Degree in business, data analytics, data science, finance, management, economics, or any technical-related field.
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Responsibilities The Technical Support Analyst is responsible for being the on-site liaison between users and the rest of IT by establishing consistent end-user software and hardware environment, providing on-going support to end-users; being available to end-users in a help-desk role (after hours) and assist with network and telecom administration as needed.
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Candidates must have experience writing auto collision estimates using auto estimating programs such as: CCC One, Audatex, or Mitchell. As a Field Auto Adjuster, you will play a crucial role in our Auto claims handling process by writing estimates directly at customer homes, repair shops, or tow yards.
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Fordham University seeks a skilled, experienced Technical Director with expertise in scenic painting, carpentry, and building theatrical productions in an educational environment for a full-time, fully benefited yearly position.
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2+ years’ experience writing, editing, reviewing technical publications with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, & Adobe Acrobat to create content. 2+ years’ experience writing, editing, reviewing technical documentations.
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